Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering, University of Washington
I am a Ph.D. candidate at Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering, University of Washington, advised by Professor Yejin Choi. I am also a graduate research intern at NVIDIA and was previously a student researcher at Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (Ai2). I graduated summa cum laude from Colby College with B.A. degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics.
My research centers on humanistic, pluralistic, and holistic AI alignment, aiming to foster secure, sustainable, and synergistic coexistence of AI and society—ultimately shaping the co-evolution of AI and humanity:
From Human to AI: Developing human-centered, continually-evolving, and future-oriented AI systems—drawing upon interdisciplinary insights into human intelligence, values, and global needs.
From AI to Human: Advancing the frontiers of knowledge about individuals and the world, augmenting human capabilities, and addressing consequential sociotechnical challenges—through robust, efficient, and scalable innovations in data, learning algorithms, and system design.
My current research spans AI safety, pluralistic alignment, self-improving algorithms for steerable and secure language models, anticipatory technical solutions to long-term risks (such as overreliance and the erosion of human creativity), and the development of socially beneficial applications.
I firmly believe that everyone has the potential to achieve anything they set their mind to. Keep going and try again.
Your path is uniquely yours. Follow what ignites you. Every twist, every turn, every unexpected direction is exactly where you need to be.
Two cats, an orange tabby named Loopy and an orange british shorthair named Loafy, adopted me as their owner.
Hobbies: switching between hobbies.