George Mikros
Professor George Mikros holds the position of Professor of Computational and Quantitative Linguistics at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) and will be the senior scientific advisor to Qognity. Within HBKU, he is currently the coordinator for the Master of Arts Program in Digital Humanities and Societies. His prior academic appointments include a Professorship in Computational and Quantitative Linguistics at the University of Athens, Greece, during which time he founded and directed the Computational Stylistics lab. Furthermore, Professor Mikros serves as an Adjunct Professor within the Department of Applied Linguistics at the University of Massachusetts, Boston, USA. His primary research interests lie in Large Language Models, Computational Stylistics, Natural Language Processing, as well as the applications of Artificial Intelligence in Legal Language and Forensic Linguistics.
Empowering
professionals through clarity in AI
-
When Agents Build Their Own Society: The Moltbook Experiment and the Dawn of Autonomous AI Social Networks
Read More: When Agents Build Their Own Society: The Moltbook Experiment and the Dawn of Autonomous AI Social NetworksIn late January 2026, something unprecedented unfolded on the internet. A Reddit-style social network called Moltbook emerged, but with one radical distinction: humans were…
-
Generative AI in Action: Real-World Business Applications
Read More: Generative AI in Action: Real-World Business ApplicationsCase studies showcasing how businesses exploit generative AI for innovation and efficiency The conversation around artificial intelligence has shifted dramatically. What was once the…
-
How Machines Learned to Read Between the Lines: The Transformer Algorithm.
Read More: How Machines Learned to Read Between the Lines: The Transformer Algorithm.If you’ve ever chatted with ChatGPT, asked Claude a question, or watched an AI generate an image from text, you’ve witnessed the Transformer algorithm…
-
Keeping the Record Alive: Truth, Trust, and the Future of Digital Evidence
Read More: Keeping the Record Alive: Truth, Trust, and the Future of Digital EvidenceFrom sock puppets to “witnesses” Start with a textbook case: the Internet Research Agency’s fabricated persona “Jenna Abrams,” a right-leaning “American” who amassed tens…
-
The Summer That Changed Everything: AI’s Quantum Leap in 2025
Read More: The Summer That Changed Everything: AI’s Quantum Leap in 2025As I write this in late August 2025, I can’t help but reflect on what has been the most transformative summer in artificial intelligence…
-
Demystifying Large Language Models (LLMs): The Power Behind Modern AI
Read More: Demystifying Large Language Models (LLMs): The Power Behind Modern AIFrom chatbots and virtual assistants to content creation tools and code generators, LLMs are revolutionizing how businesses leverage artificial intelligence
-
The Evolution of AI: From Rule-Based Systems to Generative Models
Read More: The Evolution of AI: From Rule-Based Systems to Generative ModelsThe first AI systems were rule-based, often referred to as expert systems. These programs operated on a simple principle: human experts encoded their knowledge…
-
Understanding Generative AI: Revolutionizing Business Innovation
Read More: Understanding Generative AI: Revolutionizing Business InnovationAn introduction to generative AI and its transformative impact on various industries.
More than a blog
This space isn’t just about updates or announcements. It’s where we explore how AI can actually make work simpler, safer, and more human. From practical insights to thought-driven pieces, we write for professionals who want to use technology with purpose—not hype.