Recipient of NSF Graduate Research Fellowship and Berkeley Chancellor's Fellowship; Published multiple papers including 'Balancing Quality and Variation: Spam Filtering Distorts Data Label Distributions' and received the Outstanding Paper Award at NAACL 2025.
Research Experience
Conducted research at UC Berkeley, focusing on measuring and mitigating harms of language models, improving evaluation, and training models that account for different user perspectives or data annotators who disagree.
Education
PhD student, UC Berkeley, advised by Dan Klein; Undergraduate, Princeton University, advised by Christiane Fellbaum.
Background
Research interests: natural language processing (NLP) and AI ethics; Field: Computer Science; Background: focused on creating NLP systems that are trusted to work for all users without perpetuating societal harms.
Miscellany
Surname pronounced as /'flʌɪsɪg/ ("fly"-sihg); Member of ACF.