Ole Hall works at the intersection of artificial intelligence and psychology, with interests ranging from computational creativity and computer vision to human attention and behavior.

He joined SCIoI as a doctoral researcher in May 2024.

While studying artificial intelligence at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and psychology at the University of Tübingen, he worked on computational creativity and investigated attentional processes in binge-eating disorders using eye-tracking and EEG.

At SCIoI, Ole joined the research group of Klaus Obermayer to work on Project 57. His doctoral project encompasses computational modeling, aiming to learn from human visual information-sampling strategies and to apply these findings to computer vision.