Hi, I'm Tommaso

I'm a PhD Candidate at Politecnico Di Torino
I study and develop applications to bridge humans and AI systems. My current main focus is on UI design and development, where I leverage modern machine learning, HCI, and human-AI interaction methods to make UI prototyping faster, more accurate and creative, without requiring programming skills.
I am currently in the third year of my Ph.D. at Politecnico di Torino, working in the e-Lite research group under the supervision of Luigi De Russis. During the last semester I visited the Teachable AI Lab at the Georgia Institute of Technology, under the supervision of Christopher MacLellan.

Latest News

Recent updates, achievements, and announcements.

October 29, 2024

🎓 Sharing my final PhD research poster titled “From Human Representations to AI Realization: Algorithms and Tools for Creating and Refining Interactive Systems” at the upcoming PhD Computer and Control Engineering - DAUIN Poster Day. The poster will be presented on November 6th, 2024 at the Department of Control and Computer Engineering.


Featured Research Publications

Latest research for fans of Machine Learning and Human-Computer Interaction.

Leverage visual and textual cues to interpret ambiguous home automation commands.
PUC 2024
Empowering educators to create Intelligent Tutoring Systems through AI-assisted interface design.
L@S 2024
Allowing developers from diverse backgrounds to visually create, train, and evaluate DL architectures.
EICS 2023
Enabling website creation through natural language specifications, utilizing prompt-engineered LLMs to generate code outputs while preserving context.
IS-EUD 2023
Transforming sketched GUIs into interactive prototypes, introducing a dictionary of visual symbols to indicate desired dynamic behaviors.
PAINT 2022
Generating textual comparisons of financial time series using high-dimensional embeddings of related events, such as time series indicators, company balance sheets, and news.
ADBIS 2022
Transforming sketched GUIs into interactive prototypes, incorporating reference styles.
EICS 2022