- MIT Center for Constructive Communication
I am a PhD candidate at MIT working on natural language processing (NLP), human-AI interaction (HAI), and computational social science (CSS), supervised by Professor Deb Roy. My research goal is to foster a more pluralistic society with NLP. To achieve this goal, I develop NLP/ML models to understand human communication at scale and build human-AI systems to cultivate pluralistic minds.
Research Interests
I am broadly interested in the following research directions:
- Social NLP: incorporate social factors into natural language understanding and generation
- Human-centered AI: design human-centered AI systems for effective human-AI collaboration
- AI for social sciences: apply AI to facilitate research in social and cognitives sciences
A brief bio:
I completed my undergrad at Emory University in Computer Science and Linguistics and obtained my M.S. degree in Symbolic Systems at Stanford University. I worked at Stanford NLP Group, Stanford Language and Cognition Lab, and Emory NLP Lab. I have also worked as an intern at AI2, Google, IBM, Apple, Educational Testing Service (ETS), and CMU.
If you want to chat about research, please contact me through email.