Christina Lu
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Christina Lu is a London-based researcher and technologist working in AI.
is an AI researcher and artist. She is currently a member of technical staff at A******** on interpretability and a PhD student at the Univeristy of Oxford in Computer Science. She was an affiliate researcher at Antikythera, a thinktank for the speculative philosophy of computation hosted by the Berggruen Institute. Previously, she was a software engineer at Google DeepMind. Her technical research interests lie in understanding the internal mechanisms of machine learning models, especially how personas condition behavior in LLMs like Claude. Her philosophical research interests lie in the…
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