Assistant Professor
Data Science Institute
Halıcıoğlu Data Science Institute
Computer Science
Department of Computer Science & Engineering
UC San Diego
University of California, San Diego
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Pronouns: he/him
About
My research lies at the intersection of machine learning, optimization, and human-centered design. My group develops methods for responsible machine learning in medicine, consumer finance, and the physical sciences. We focus on topics like algorithmic fairness, interpretability, and personalization.
Previously, I held research positions at Google AI and at the Harvard Center for Research on Computation and Society. I also co-founded Petal, a company that uses machine learning to broaden credit access. I received a PhD in Computer Science from MIT, and Bachelors degrees in Operations Research and Economics from UC Berkeley.
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News
Jun 2024 | Our group at UCSD grew by 1! Welcome Harry Cheon! |
Jun 2024 | Excited to serve on the Executive Committee at FAccT! |
Dec 2023 | Recognized as a Notable Area Chair at NeurIPS 2023! |
Nov 2023 | We’re hiring postdocs to work on responsible ML at UCSD! Apply here. |
Jun 2023 | Our group at UCSD grew by 1! Welcome Shreyas Kadekodi! |
Aug 2023 | I’ll be visiting for the Fairness, Equity, and Algorithms at MSRI. See you there! |
Jun 2023 | We received an NSF Award for Recourse Verification! Thank you NSF! |
Jan 2023 | Amazon Research Award for Participatory Personalization in Machine Learning! |
Nov 2022 | I will be serving as a Program Chair for FAccT 2023! |
Nov 2022 | I will be giving a keynote address at DeepMath 2022. |
Oct 2021 | NIH Award for Bridge to Artificial Intelligence. I will be part of the Ethics Core! |
Sep 2021 | Started as an Assistant Professor at UCSD! |
Sep 2021 | NSF Award for AI-Driven Wildfire Prevention! Thank you NSF! |
July 2021 | Selected as a Kavli Fellow by the National Academy of Sciences! |
July 2021 | FAI Award for Fair AI in Medicine! Thank you NSF & Amazon! |
July 2021 | Keynote @ ICML Workshop for Algorithmic Recourse. |