Andrei Luchici is a university lecturer at the Romanian-American University in Bucharest, where he specializes in artificial intelligence and machine learning. He is the Founder and Executive Director of the Center of Research in AI, CRAI, and serves as Scientific Director of the Computational Science and Machine Intelligence Center, CSMI.
His academic and research activity brings together mathematics, computer science, game theory, decision-making and neuroscience to explore complex socioeconomic and technological challenges.
Passionate about the interaction between humans and intelligent systems, Andrei focuses on developing autonomous systems that can work effectively and safely alongside people. His expertise includes multi-agent systems, agentic AI, emergent behavior, algorithmic decision-making and computational modelling.
Beyond academia, Andrei has extensive experience in entrepreneurship, technology leadership, consulting and corporate training. He has developed and implemented AI solutions across industries including manufacturing, banking, retail, agriculture and enterprise software, helping organizations move from AI experimentation to practical capabilities.
At FACTORY 4.0, Andrei will join Panel 7, “Workforce 2026: Upskilling for the AI-Powered Factory,” where he will share insights into AI education, intelligent automation and the skills people and organizations need to work effectively with autonomous and agentic systems.
The Romanian-American University is a higher education and research institution in Bucharest that connects academic learning with practical applications in technology, economics and business.
Through research structures such as CRAI and CSMI, the university supports interdisciplinary work in artificial intelligence, machine intelligence, computational science and advanced digital technologies. These centers encourage collaboration between researchers, students and industry while contributing to the development of practical AI capabilities and future-ready professionals.
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