Recognizing Addictive Short Form Content
Augmenting Multimodal Deep Learning with Attention Layers
MicroMarc: Pioneering research at the Interdisciplinary Study of Computer Science and Psychology to combat Brain Rot and promote healthier environments in the digital age.
About Our Research
MicroMarc is a pioneering research group dedicated to combating Brain Rot through an interdisciplinary approach combining Computer Science and Psychology. Our thesis project aims to develop innovative solutions that address the cognitive challenges of the digital age.
We collaborate with AI experts, tech companies, psychology professionals, and institutions to create cutting-edge interventions and technologies. Our work has the potential to revolutionize how we understand and mitigate the effects of information overload and digital distraction on cognitive function.
Our Research Focus
Our mission is to leverage advanced AI techniques to understand and mitigate the negative impacts of addictive short-form content on cognitive function.
Identify Addictive Patterns
Develop algorithms to recognize and classify addictive elements in short-form content.
Enhance Attention Models
Improve existing attention mechanisms to better capture user engagement patterns.
Promote Digital Wellbeing
Create interventions that encourage healthier digital content consumption habits.
Optimize Content Delivery
Develop systems that balance user engagement with cognitive health considerations.
The MicroMarc Team
Alpha Romer Coma
Machine Learning Engineer
Specializing in Multi-Modal Deep Learning
Marc Olata
Project Manager
Leading the Brain Rot Detection Project
Job Isaac Ong
Data Scientist
Dataset Curation and Analysis
Kristoffer Ian Sioson
Relations Manager
Building Partnerships with the Industry
Our Collaborators
Partner Companies
Expert Advisors
Dr. Sarah Johnson
Cognitive Neuroscientist
Prof. David Lee
AI Researcher
Dr. Maria Garcia
Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Alex Wong
Machine Learning Specialist
Dr. Robert Chen
Developmental Psychologist
Dr. Sophia Rodriguez
Natural Language Processing Expert
Dr. Emily Patel
Social Psychologist
Dr. Michael Zhang
Computer Vision Researcher