Antek Dziwura
I am a recent graduate of Politics, Philosophy and Economics. I tend to be interested in three fields:
- Philosophy: particularly philosophy of mind and mathematics,
- CS: particularly computational complexity and limitations of ML,
- Security Studies: particularly infrastructure and geopolitical risks.
Previously I lived in the UK, Warsaw, Berlin and briefly Hong Kong. Currently, I am based in Paris and work in data-heavy Energy Economics. Outside of work, I am an avid reader and sports enthusiast.
My Experience
During undergraduate studies, I have worked as a quantitative analyst or researcher to several professors and NGOs. Below are some of my experiences:
- Cosmos Institute
Together with my co-author we have received research funding from Cosmos Institute . We conduct research at the intersection of AI safety, word embeddings and epistemology. - Research Assistant to prof. Mateusz Staliński (Warwick Department of Economics).
As part of the broader collaboration between researchers at Columbia, NYU and Warwick I investigated "Digital Platforms: Welfare Effects and Regulation", through RCTs and large-scale behavioural interventions. - Research Assistant to Mr Keir Giles (Chatham House).
I provided parts of the quantitative and qualitativeresearch for FT's Politics Book of the Year 2024 "Who will defend Europe? An Awakened Russia and a Sleeping Continent" - read a short summary piece here. - Research Assistant to prof. Jeff Sonnenfeld (Yale School of Management).
I investigated EU energy dependence on Russian LNG and feasibility assessment of Moscow's Pivot to the East.
Values and Virtues
The values and virtues I tend to stand be:
- Truth (cannot stand bullshit)
- Challenge (both intellectual and sports!)
- Hard work (it defines and absorbs you)
- Fun (it's what we're after - after all!)
Texts that inspire me
If you want to know more, here are some of texts that inspire me (in random order):
- Heart of Darkness (Conrad, 1899) | The Master and Margarita (Bulgakov, 1967),
- Facing Up the Problem of Consciousness (Chalmers, 1995) | Computing Machinery and Intelligence (Turing, 1950),
- What do you care what other people think? (Feynman, 1988) | The Last Meal (Paterniti, 2008)
- The Library of Babel (Borges, 1941) | The Last Question (Asimov, 1956)
- Intellectuals (Johnson, 1988) | Fashionable Nonsense (Sokal, 1999)
- The Hedgehog and the Fox (Berlin, 1953) | Gödel, Escher, Bach (Hofstadter, 1979)
- Paradise Lost (Milton, 1667) | Devil’s Advocate (Hackford, 1997)
- Ulysses (Tennyson, 1842) | Barbarian days (Finnegan, 2016)
- Death by Water (1922) | Le Grand Bleu (Besson, 1988)
- Caledonian Road (O’Hagan, 2024) | Layer Cake (Vaughn, 2004)
- Merchant of Venice (1598) | Inside Job (Ferguson, 2010)
- The Black Obelisk (Remarque, 1956) | L'ordre de jour (Vuillard, 2017)
February 3, 2026
Playing with Chess Engine
July 1, 2025
Cosmos Institute Research Grant
May 1, 2025
My thesis on the impact of Virginia's data centre industry on US electricity markets.
January 5, 2025
LLM-generated content detection: recent developments, deployed methods and existing challenges.
December 3, 2024
Expressivity of Transformer architectures: recent developments, existing limitations and realistic consequences.