PhD in Computer Science from Harvard University, advised by Ariel Procaccia; Bachelor of Science from the University of Toronto, worked with Nisarg Shah.
Background
My research broadly sits at the intersection of algorithms, economics, and artificial intelligence. Specifically, I consider novel settings where groups of people need to make collective decisions, such as summarizing population views on large-scale opinion aggregation websites, using participant data to fine-tune large language models, and selecting panel members for citizens’ assemblies.