Benjamin Lipp
Benjamin Lipp is a cryptography researcher and engineer specializing in formal methods in cryptography. He currently works as a Security Engineer at Act Digital and conducts research and development at Project Rosenpass, having previously served as a post-doctoral researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Security and Privacy. He earned his PhD from the Prosecco research group at Inria Paris and is known for his work on formal verification and analysis of cryptographic protocols.
“A formal proof argues that similarity-based retrieval inevitably introduces both forgotten information and incorrect recalls as datasets expand. The proposed alternative anchors retrieval to explicit structures such as schemas, type systems, and syntax trees rather than approximate matching.”
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