Ziqian Zhong
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Hi! I'm Ziqian Zhong. I'm currently a third-year PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University, advised by Aditi Raghunathan.
Hi! I'm Ziqian Zhong. I'm currently a PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University, advised by Aditi Raghunathan. Previously, I studied computer science and math at MIT, where I worked with Jacob Andreas and Max Tegmark. I also worked as a research scientist at Pika, where I led the development of Pika 2.0. Current Research Interest I'm broadly interested in AI safety and interpretability. In particular: Science of behavior and generalization: Can we better control the manifestation of particular behaviors, such as reward hacking and situation awareness? Scalable interpretability: How can…
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