About

I’m a data scientist and researcher specializing in responsible AI. I started my career in AI by working on explainability in fairness in “classical” machine learning. More recently, I’ve been focusing on evaluating large language models: including curating/managing evaluation datasets, red-teaming, and developing compliance-oriented evaluations.

I excel at bringing a humanistic perspective to technical issues while also having the skills to implement technical solutions that take social values into account. My research has won best paper awards at both FAccT and the Philosophy of Science Association. I have served multiple times on the FAccT program committee and am an area chair for FAccT 2024. I also curate a weekly newsletter that links to the latest AI ethics news.

Prior to this, I was a technical writer for a variety of software products, ranging from MLOps to REST APIs to complicated enterprise GUIs. An even longer time ago, I got a PhD in philosophy after stints in computer vision and physics.

I’m currently based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and you can contact me at [my first name]@fastmail.com.