Levin Brinkmann is a Research Scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development, where he explores the intersection of AI and cultural evolution. His work uses reinforcement learning to understand hybrid human-machine systems, drawing on his academic background in Physics from Kings College London.
He is driven by a mission to design human-machine systems that embrace complexity, diversity, and joy. His projects have included freelance work on AI-augmented creativity in marketing and, during a stint at the MIT Media Lab, designing a collective exploration of artistic styles in latent space.
Unique fact: Levins research focuses on how AI can influence (and be influenced by) emergent behavior at the scale of culture.
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