Stylianos Loukas Vasileiou

Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science
New Mexico State University

My current research agenda is on understanding the nature and dynamics of human-AI interaction and collaboration. Particularly, I explore various exciting questions, such as how to effectively model human behaviors and expectations, and how to explain the decisions of AI systems to human users in a natural fashion. I draw a lot of ideas and techniques from several fields, including logic, planning, machine learning, as well as philosophy and cognitive psychology.

Prior to joining NMSU, I completed my PhD at the McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis, supervised by the amazing William Yeoh. Within a preceding historical epoch, I received a MSc. in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Southampton (UK), supervised by Long Tran-Thanh, a MSc. in Applied Mathematics from the University of Glasgow (UK), supervised by Radostin Simitev, and finally a BSc. in Statistics and Actuarial-Financial Mathematics from the University of the Aegean (GR), supervised by Nikolaos Kavallaris.