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 interested in research directions that explore overlooked or unconventional perspectives, where AI is used to explore ideas rather than just push performance. In my work I like to challenge common assumptions, including thinking about things like geometry or alternative model foundations, instead of focusing only on scaling up what already works.

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.

Recent Updates

• April 2026
  ELLIS Honours Programme

  As part of the ELLIS Honours Programme I am conducting a research visit at the Computer Vision Center (CVC), Barcelona, working with the Vision, Language and Reading (VLR) group as part of my MSc thesis.
• 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.