I'm an AI safety researcher working at the intersection of AI governance, alignment, and the societal transitions advanced AI will force. I'm a PhD student in Computer Science at Trinity College Dublin, funded by the Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarship, researching runtime detection of harmful multi-agent AI coordination.
My past work spans international security fellowships researching US-China cooperation on artificial superintelligence, alignment research on integrity failures in deployed AI systems, and policy work shaping Ireland's first AI governance framework for its national healthcare system. I previously co-founded Safentic, a runtime monitoring system for agentic AI behavior, and was recognized as Microsoft's youngest global MVP in Trustworthy AI.
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A three-pillar framework for equitable AI benefit-sharing: economic redistribution, technology transfer, and capability-proliferation limits.
A phased treaty proposal combining arms-control principles with technical enforcement mechanisms to reduce ASI-driven strategic instability.
A documentation framework for medical AI datasets, funded by the Health Research Board and conducted at the ADAPT Centre.