I’m Hamza Ba-mohammed. I work in AI, mostly where the clean theory stops being polite and multi-agent systems start behaving like a badly supervised group project. My current research sits around adversarial robustness, heterogeneity, and MARL security at UM6P College of Computing. Before that, I did the usual upward spiral for someone with strong math habits and questionable respect for free time: research engineering, consulting, satellite-network optimisation, some climate-data work, and a steady habit of turning technical curiosity into side projects, teaching material, or community infrastructure.
I tend to like problems that are formal enough to reason about but messy enough to be interesting. Reinforcement learning, distributed systems, mathematical modelling, optimisation. All the cheerful little subfields where one wrong assumption quietly ruins everything. I also do applied AI work when it’s useful: RAG systems, OCR pipelines, forecasting, prediction models, and other client-facing ways of turning 'AI' into something less embarrassing than a pitch deck.