About Me
Hi! I'm a PhD student at MIT advised by Deb Roy. I am interested in developing and applying machine learning methods (NLP and graph based methods), usually with the goal of understanding human behavior or helping us communicate more effectively. Prior to graduate school, I worked at Bridgewater Associates on the data science and machine learning team where I worked with Jasjeet Sekhon to help build interpretable and robust predictive models of the world economy.
Recent News
* 6.2024 Started an internship at Amazon, focusing on large language model alignment in the AGI Foundations organization * 9.2023 Released a preprint of Polarized Speech on Online Platforms , which is currently under review at Nature Human Behavior * 5.2023 Published a paper in ICWSM proposing graph-based metrics to understand people's preferences on social networksEducation
PhD at MIT Media Lab (Current), 2022-Present
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MEng in Computer Science with concentration in Artificial Intelligence, 2020-2021
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
BS in Computer Science, 2013-2017
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Recent Publications
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(2023).
Polarized Speech on On Online Platforms.
Under peer review at Nature Human Behavior.
(2023).
Divergences in Following Patterns between Influential Twitter Users and Their Audiences.
In AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media.