I am a mathematician and artificial intelligence researcher at Booz Allen Hamilton and EleutherAI who specializes in natural language processing, deep learning theory, and AI ethics.

I am also a student in the College of Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology where I am pursuing a Masters of Science in Computer Science and an organizer of the AI Village, a community of hackers and data scientists working to educate the world on the use and abuse of artificial intelligence in security and privacy.

News:

    • My paper "Multitask Prompted Training Enables Zero-Shot Task Generalization" was accepted to ICLR 2022! Check out the preprint on arXiv and try the model out on HuggingFace. (January 2022)

    • My paper "Neural Language Models are Effective Plagiarists" is now available on arXiv. (January 2021)

    • My paper "Cut the CARP: Fishing for zero-shot story evaluation" is now available on arXiv. (October 2021)

    • My paper "Massively Parallel Natural Extension of Reference Frame for Efficient Internal to Cartesian Conversion" was accepted for publication in the Journal of Computational Chemistry! Read the paper on bioRxiv. (September 2021)

    • My paper "Quality at a Glance: An Audit of Web-Crawled Multilingual Datasets" was accepted for publication in the Transactions of the Association for Computational Linguistics! Read the paper on arXiv. (August 2021)

    • I am giving a talk on why security professionals should be paying attention to open source AI research at the AI Village @ DEF CON! Check out the slides. (July 2021)

Education:

M.S. in Computer Science, the Georgia Institute of Technology, expected 2021

B.S. in Mathematics with honors, the University of Chicago, 2016

B.A. in Philosophy, the University of Chicago, 2016