About Me
AI researcher, consultant, and artist exploring AI agent behavior, human creativity, and the intersection of technology and art.
I’m Márk Takács, an AI researcher, consultant, and artist exploring the intersection of technology, human behavior, and creativity. My work focuses on AI agents, behavior modeling, and multi-agent simulations, with the goal of understanding how AI can adapt, interact, and evolve.
I founded Savalera , a small independent lab and consultancy, where I develop AI-driven projects, conduct research, and work on creative experiments that bring together AI, cognitive science, and art.
Background in AI and Research
My journey with AI started in 1995, when I was studying computer science and cognitive science at university. Even then, my interest wasn’t just in building AI systems, but in using AI to understand human behavior, personality, and consciousness.
I spent three years researching various topics with two university friends, developing an AI-powered **intelligent search system (NALBISS). While working on technical advancements, I was already drawn to **applying AI to real-world human-centered problems — a theme that still drives my work today.
Consulting, Technology, and Teaching
After university, I chose industry over academia and became a technology consultant. I joined Andersen Consulting (later Accenture) and worked on large-scale transformation programs, helping businesses adopt new technologies.
In 2013, I founded Savalera, where I continue to work on AI, digital transformation, and program management. Over the years, I’ve published a book on Docker and containerization, and delivered corporate training programs on technology and AI adoption. Teaching always has been a vital part of my life.
While consulting sharpened my problem-solving and leadership skills, I always kept my passion for AI research and creativity alive.
AI Art and the Human Condition
In 2023, I took a step back from consulting to explore AI-driven creativity. I started working with AI art, NFTs, and generative models, using fine-tuned open-source LLMs to create artworks about the human experience — traumas, burnout, identity, memory, and self-reflection.
This work reinforced what I had always believed: AI is more than just automation. It can help us better understand ourselves.
The Agentic Lab: Where AI Meets Human Behavior
In 2025, I launched the Savalera Agentic Lab, a space dedicated to researching AI agent behavior, personality, and adaptation.
My goal is to:
- Develop AI agents that interact and evolve like real collaborators.
- Explore AI personality and behavior modeling in multi-agent systems.
- Build benchmarks for evaluating AI beyond raw performance.
- Use AI simulations to better understand human decision-making.
- Create art and experiments that reveal deeper insights into intelligence and creativity.
This blog is where I share my research, experiments, and thoughts on AI, art, and technology. If you’re interested in these topics, feel free to reach out or follow my work.
What’s Next?
If you’re interested in AI agent behavior, research, or creative AI, I’d love to connect.
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📍 Savalera Agentic Lab → savalera.com
🔗 LinkedIn → linked.com/in/takacsmark
📧 Email → [email protected]