A future Analytical Computer Science student at Jagiellonian University, where he will deepen his knowledge under the supervision of a mentor as a Jagiellonian Scholar. Oskar is passionate about artificial intelligence and a finalist and laureate of numerous mathematics, computer science, and innovation competitions, including Econverse Cup. He draws inspiration from Professor Michael Wooldridge’s words that “the limitations of AI are not like the boundaries of concrete or steel, but arise solely from human imagination.” He believes that support from the Rafał Brzoska Foundation will help him fully realize his potential. He is the youngest member of the AI Working Group at the Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs, and participates in international machine learning programs and conferences, such as M2L. Oskar is active in international academic communities: he has taught programming workshops for participants from five continents as part of Stanford’s Code in Place program, and has taken part in the Oxford Online Maths Club for the past three years. He plans to pursue a research career in artificial intelligence.
Oskar Krawczyk
