Richard Csaky is an Affiliated Scientist and ML–neuroscience researcher with a decade of experience building brain-decoding models, real-time gesture interfaces, and transformer-based dialog systems. He holds a PhD from Oxford where he scaled group decoding and developed GPT2MEG-style generative approaches for EEG/MEG, and his recent Foresight Institute–funded work produced large-scale foundation models for electrophysiology trained on 500+ hours of MEG. Equally comfortable shipping production ML pipelines (real-time MMG gesture control with sub-300ms latency) and open research tooling, he has open-sourced platforms for scalable brain-model training and novel datasets from earlier dialog work. Based in Budapest, he blends deep theoretical interests in agency, information, and perception with hands-on systems engineering across academia and industry. Notably, his research repeatedly leverages synthetic-data pretraining and subject embeddings to improve cross-participant generalization, reflecting a rare mix of experimental neuroscience insight and modern foundation-model practice.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Artificial Intelligence, Master's degree, Artificial Intelligence at KU Leuven
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Machine Learning and Neuroscience, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Machine Learning and Neuroscience at University of Oxford
Master's degree, Computer Science Engineering, Master's degree, Computer Science Engineering at Budapest University of Technology and Economics
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