Maurice Jakesch

Maurice Jakesch is a scholar specializing in human–computer interaction and artificial intelligence ethics. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar in Germany. His research focuses on the societal impacts of AI-generated language, social media manipulation, and the behavioral and psychological mechanisms of human–AI interaction. He completed his Ph.D. in Information Science at Cornell University and has published several high-impact papers exploring the effects of AI-generated content on trust and social cognition. His work provides new perspectives on technology ethics and the societal implementation of AI, advocating for the development of responsible AI technologies.

• 2024–Present·Bauhaus-Universität Weimar·Assistant Professor (Computer Science)
  • Specialized in teaching and research in the fields of artificial intelligence and human–computer interaction.
• 2017–2023·Cornell University·Doctoral Research (Information Science)
  • Focused on trust mechanisms and societal impacts of AI-generated language.

• 2017–2023·Cornell University·Ph.D. (Information Science)
  • Specialized in research on AI and society interaction.
• Previous educational background not provided