Giorgi Vachnadze is a Coresponding member of EUASU. He is an interdisciplinary researcher and writer working across ethics, epistemology, genealogical history, philosophy of mathematics, phenomenology, and discourse analysis, with applied work spanning artificial intelligence, educational policy, and algorithmic governance. He is a Researcher at Biānjiè Research Group (Bianjie Systems), where his current work addresses language, memory, digital subjectivity, machine cognition, and the epistemologies of computational systems, and a Columnist at TheCollector, writing essays on philosophy, language, science, aesthetics, and the history of ideas.

Vachnadze holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from New Mexico State University and a Master of Arts in Philosophy from KU Leuven (University of Louvain). His research centers on the intersections of Foucauldian and Wittgensteinian thought, extending into philosophy of language, biopolitics, and the theoretical foundations of artificial intelligence.

He is the author of Christian Eschatology of Artificial Intelligence: Pastoral Technologies of Cybernetic Flesh (Becoming Press, 2024), a book-length study tracing continuities between Christian pastoral power and neoliberal self-governance through the lens of biopolitics and AI. His academic publications include The Bio-Politics of Artificial Intelligence (Epoché, 2024), The Incomputability of Calculation: Wittgenstein, Turing and the Question of Artificial Intelligence (Newsletter on the Results of Scholarly Work in Sociology, Criminology, Philosophy and Political Science, 2024), Decomputating Algocratic Regimes in the Delirium of the Simulation: Revisiting Baudrillard with Achim Szepanski (Baudrillard Studies, 2024), Hystericizing Capitalist Discourse on Artificial Intelligence (2025), and Acoustics of Resistance for an Ultra-Black Womb (in Ultrablack of Music, Vol. 2, Zer0 Books, 2025), alongside earlier work in Epoché on phenomenology, the genealogy of combat sports, and the phenomenological panopticon.

Vachnadze has served as a reviewer for Phenomenological Reviews and the Institute of Network Cultures, contributing critical reviews of recent scholarship on Bergson, Merleau-Ponty, Heidegger, and Deleuze. He has taught English literature at the European School (2024–2026).

He has been an invited speaker at venues including the Foucault Circle, the British Wittgenstein Society, Utrecht University ("Echoes of Foucault, 40 Years After"), the University of Porto, IFILNOVA/Nova University Lisbon, and the Lawn Chair Philosophy Foundation, where he has been featured in the Scholar Spotlight series. His public-facing work includes interviews on the Silence of Savoir YouTube channel and invited book discussions on Christian Eschatology of Artificial Intelligence in Lisbon and Porto. 

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