Hi! I'm currently an engineer at a stealth start-up working on autonomous vehicle technology. In a past life I was a graduate student at Stanford University where I studied computer science and artificial intelligence. While at Stanford, I was a researcher in the Stanford Natural Language Processing Group, where I had the unbelievable fortune to work with collaborators such as Christopher Manning, Percy Liang, and Christopher Potts.
My research pursuits include various topics in machine learning and natural language understanding. I build dialogue agents, especially of the goal-oriented variety, and have worked on computational semantics and textual inference.
I am also the creator of an app for learning the basics of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning. Check it out on the App Store! I spend a lot of time thinking about machine learning, natural language, and broader concepts of artificial intelligence. To see what I'm thinking about, follow me on Twitter.
My research pursuits include various topics in machine learning and natural language understanding. I build dialogue agents, especially of the goal-oriented variety, and have worked on computational semantics and textual inference.
I am also the creator of an app for learning the basics of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning. Check it out on the App Store! I spend a lot of time thinking about machine learning, natural language, and broader concepts of artificial intelligence. To see what I'm thinking about, follow me on Twitter.
NEWS
- July 2018: I was selected as a top reviewer for ACL 2018! Thanks to the community for the acknowledgment!
- February 2018: I led a Deep Learning Workshop at the Harvard Westlake School's annual hackathon. Check out the slides here and the accompanying code.
- August 2017: I gave a talk on key-value retrieval networks at SIGDial 2017 in Saarbrücken, Germany. Thanks to all the organizers for a fantastic conference!
- July 2017: Our recent paper on the pragmatics of commands was accepted to the International Conference on Computational Semantics (IWCS) 2017.
- June 2017: Our recent paper on key-value retrieval networks was accepted to SIGDial 2017.
- April 2017: I gave a talk on our recent dialogue work at EACL 2017! I also presented the work at the Stanford Computer Forum Poster Session and gave a presentation about our dialogue research at the Ford Research and Innovation Center.
- March 2017: Our paper on new models for collaborative dialogue agents has been accepted to ACL 2017!
- February 2017: Our paper studying seq2seq architectures for dialogue has been accepted to EACL 2017. See you in Valencia!