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Research
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My work explores how conversational AI interacts with human vulnerability, attachment systems, and emotional regulation — and how emerging technologies reshape psychological and relational processes.
 

This includes:
 

  • digital vulnerability

  • trauma & attachment disorders

  • emotional displacement toward AI

  • human–AI relational dynamics

  • clinical ethics

  • child development & aging

  • autonomy, consent, and cognitive risk

Foundational Framework

AI-Induced Relational Displacement (AIRD)

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Download the framework:


→ AIRD Framework (PDF)

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This document presents the core mechanisms of AIRD, clinical implications, at-risk populations, and ethical considerations for AI design.

Current Research Areas

  • Emotional safety in AI interactions

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  • Synthetic intimacy & cognitive distortions

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  • AI as a non-human attachment figure

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  • Vulnerability clusters in digital environments

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  • Grief, trauma, and relational displacement

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  • AI and neurodivergent populations

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  • Ethical implications of emotionally responsive systems

Publications & Academic Work

Coming soon:

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  • AIRD academic paper (2025)

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  • Research note on AI emotional displacement

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  • Cross-cultural study: France vs. USA

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  • Clinical case analyses (anonymized)

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