Hello!

I’m a 2nd year PhD candidate in Computer Science at the University of Washington, and a visiting researcher at Facebook AI Research. I’m advised by Noah Smith and Luke Zettlemoyer.

I was previously a Predoctoral Young Investigator at AI2, and a data scientist and software engineer in startups in Boston and Seattle. And in another world, I did research in neuroscience!

I do research in natural language processing and machine learning. My main research interests are:

• Adaptive and rapidly customizable language models
• Safety and ethics of language models
• Green NLP
• Improving Model Evaluation

Check out my publications to learn more.

Announcements

• Our new paper “Nearest Neighbor Zero-Shot Inference” is live!
• Two papers (“DEMix” and “Time Waits for No One!”) accepted to NAACL 2022!
• In April, I’ll be giving a guest lecture in the Data Processing + Values course at UW on our quality filtering paper.
• Our new preprint, “Whose Language Counts As High Quality?”, just dropped!
• I’ll be giving a talk at IBM Research Zurich in early March.