At the time of applying for the scholarship, Hubert was studying at Minerva University, recognized as the most innovative university in the world in the WURI 2025 ranking. He co-founded Econverse, an organization supporting young innovators in Central and Eastern Europe and recognized by Emerging Europe, where he served as Vice President. During his semesters in Korea and Taiwan, he built a responsible AI community through the AI Consensus project, organizing “AI for Good” hackathons that brought together over 300 students from 26 countries. He was also a laureate and finalist of the Economic Knowledge Contest (EKC).
Today, Hubert continues his studies in Computational Sciences at Minerva University, made possible by the Foundation’s support. He created Agent-Diff, a system for evaluating AI agents currently under review at KDD and ACL conferences in collaboration with Prof. Patrick Watson. He is also involved in the Polish Bielik.AI project thanks to his Foundation mentor, Sebastian Kondracki. This summer, he will join Prime Intellect, a U.S.-based AI laboratory developing open-source language models, as an Applied Research Intern.
Alongside his academic work, Hubert serves on the Board of AI Consensus, where he leads initiatives promoting the development of responsible artificial intelligence among students worldwide. He also continues to support Econverse and contributes to research projects, including statistical analysis and data modeling in medical studies.