Agustin V. Startari is a researcher, linguist, and author specializing in the intersection of language, artificial intelligence, power, legitimacy, and historical sciences.

He is the author of the research series Grammars of Asymmetric Visibility: AI, Imperial Power, and the Syntax of Responsibility, focused on the relationships between artificial intelligence, language, power, and the attribution of responsibility.

He is also the author of Work Papers, a series devoted to historical research, historiography, and the analysis of problems related to the historical sciences.

Additional works include Propaganda Machinery and Christus Solus, which further explore the intersections of discourse, ideology, institutional power, and historical interpretation.

His work combines linguistic research, historical analysis, and the systematic study of the ways language, institutions, and technological systems participate in the construction and legitimization of power.