Ali Raza

Researcher • Scientist • Author

Exploring AI for society, and security.

I build research at the intersection of machine learning, security, privacy and responsible intelligence, with a focus on systems that are both technically robust and human-centered.

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I hold dual doctoral degree in Computer Science and in Informatics & Automatics, with a specialization in Machine Learning. I was supervised by Shujun Li, Ludovic Koehl and Kim Phuc Tran during my PhD. My research program is centered on several interrelated themes:

Generative AI

Designing advanced deep learning architectures for healthcare, knowledge understanding, and trustworthy decision support.

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AI Security & Privacy

Exploring federated learning, adversarial robustness, and privacy-preserving techniques for secure AI systems.

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Responsible AI

Advancing fairness, transparency, ethics, and explainability to make AI development more accountable.

I currently serve as a Senior Scientist at HRI-EU, where I actively contribute to both foundational and applied research initiatives. In addition, I am a Visiting Researcher at IAD, Dong-A University, and an Honorary Member of ICSS, University of Kent, England. I welcome opportunities for academic collaboration and interdisciplinary research; colleagues and prospective collaborators are encouraged to reach out via email to discuss potential joint work.

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Living with Minds We Made: AI And The Future Of Human Meaning

This book offers a philosophical reflection on how contemporary artificial intelligence technologies intersect with human meaning, autonomy, and social institutions. It draws on research in AI, ethics, and social theory to argue for approaches that foreground human values while acknowledging technical constraints.

Raza, A. (2026). Living with Minds We Made: AI And The Future Of Human Meaning.