Mees Lindeman

About Me

I am a Master's student in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Amsterdam with wide-ranging interests across the field. I am especially drawn to research directions that explore overlooked or unconventional perspectives, where AI becomes a tool for uncovering structure in language, meaning, and learning rather than just scaling established techniques. My work so far reflects this curiosity, combining theoretical analysis with applications in areas that challenge standard assumptions.

Alongside my studies, I hold a part-time position where I introduce AI concepts and opportunities within a professional setting. This involves developing prototypes, sharing knowledge, and advising on potential larger-scale applications. The role allows me to connect academic insights with practical exploration, making AI more approachable while testing how ideas can be translated into concrete use.

Recent Updates

• August 2025
  MLRC2025

  We had the opportunity to present our work at the MLRC conference at Princeton University.
• June 2025
  Paper accepted to TMLR

  Our reproducibility study on fairness attacks in Graph Neural Networks has been accepted.