Alane Suhr

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In 2022, I received my PhD in Computer Science at Cornell University, based at Cornell Tech in New York, NY, and advised by Yoav Artzi. Afterwards, I spent about a year in Seattle, WA at AI2 as a Young Investigator on the Mosaic team (led by Yejin Choi). In 2016, I graduated from Ohio State University with a BS in Computer Science and Engineering and a minor in Linguistics. My research spans natural language processing, machine learning, and computer vision. I build systems that use language to interact with people, e.g., in collaborative interactions (like CerealBar). I design models and datasets that address and represent problems in language grounding (e.g., NLVR). I also develop learning algorithms for systems that learn language through interaction. My email address is suhr@berkeley.edu. Before cold-emailing me, please check if your question is frequently asked. I don't have the bandwidth to reply to every email I receive, so if the answer to your question is on this page, I will

July 5-11 I'm attending ICML! Check out work by Yujin and collaborators, Harman and collaborators, and Tony and collaborators. Tony's work will be featured in oral session 5A (LLM Training & Inference Efficiency) on July 9, 10am! Seoul, South Korea July 3-4 I'm attending ACL Workshops! Check out ALVR on July 3! San Diego, CA June Talk at Cursor Compile (recording) San Francisco, CA June Talk at Simons Institute Workshop on Topics in Intelligence: World Models and Social Reasoning Berkeley, CA June Talk at CogVL Workshop at CVPR Denver, CO April 21 Talk at Political Computer Science…

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