I am a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Maryland, advised by Prof. Feizi and Prof. Hajiaghayi. My research focuses on the interpretability of generative AI models from both a model perspective—localizing knowledge within models, detecting, and explaining their failure modes—and a data perspective, analyzing the impact of individual data points on a model through challenges like unlearning and data selection for language model pretraining. Furthermore, I have proposed methods to integrate ads into the output of LLMs as a strategy to monetize them.
Outside of research, I’m usually on the soccer pitch or playing FIFA, exploring hiking trails, or diving into combinatorics puzzles. I also keep a close eye on global politics and social trends.
Reliable AI Lab, University of Maryland (Research Assistant)
09/22 – Now
Google Research (Student Researcher) — pretraining data selection
02/25 – 04/25
Susquehanna (SIG) (ML Research Intern) — data selection for intra-day price prediction
06/26 – 08/26
Allen Institute for AI (Ai2) (Research Intern) — data-level machine unlearning
05/24 – 10/24
Adobe Research (Research Intern) — text-to-diagram scientific visualization
05/25 – 08/25
TML Lab, EPFL (Research Intern) — SGD convergence rate
07/21 – 09/21
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