Wanice Carlos Alfes is a cyberpsychologist (FHWein, Vienna), specialized on  Human-AI cognitive engineering - trained at Oxford, Harvard, and MIT. She is the founder of ViSP-Lab R&D - 

an interdisciplinary hub on foundational support for AI advance. 

 

The Lab designs frameworks to reduce bias, dissociation, and offloading, focusing on threats, deep meaning asymmetries, and symbols between human and machine. Alfes applies the METAP4-Method and the AI Regional-Centric System to meet "regional society needs" for trust.

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ViSP-Lab serves as Die Brücke - bridging the precision of Germany with Brazilian scalability, Swiss innovation, and U.S. knowledge transfer for ethical pilot programmes replicable under data-driven

by EU GDPR.  It started in 2021 with Alfes' research on Doctor Communication in the e-Health Era,  labeled "relevant for the medical community" by the Austrian board. 

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From academic experiments, Alfes identified six organizational priorities for exponential

growth. In the ThinkMETA Keynotes & Training Series, she engages with decision-makers for

strategies to optimize perception shifts and load loops in complex sets.

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In her carrer, cooperations include companies like Pfizer, Merck, Johnson & Johnson, and TOTAL - intersecting global health, network science, behavioral economics, and technologies.

 

Alfes was born in Rio de Janeiro and lives in Bad Homburg, Germany.