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Leopold Böss  

PhD Student 

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Leopold Böss  

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Leopold Böss’ current research focuses on cognitive modeling, particularly in the context of generative agents and how they encode and retain memories. In addition to this, his interests include software architecture and development, mathematics, computer graphics, computer vision, and novel view synthesis via machine learning approaches. His previous work involves human-computer interaction within VR, drone-captured imagery processing, light field creation and rendering, and LLM-based feature extraction. He completed his Bachelor’s in Software Engineering and Master’s in Interactive Media at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria.  

Projects

MemAgent: Cognitive Models for Human-Like Decision-Making (IT:U Seed) 

Human decisions are shaped by memory processes – what we know, what we forget, and how we retrieve information in context. Still, most AI systems treat human cognition as static or overly simplified, ignoring the nuanced ways people recall knowledge and apply rules in dynamic environments. While recent advances in generative agents can partly simulate […]

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