About Me
I am a PhD student in Information Technology at MIT, broadly interested in developing generative models and knowledge representation techniques for intelligent decision support system. Moreover, I am working towards de-biasing such models to prevent overgeneralization, ensuring they accurately reflect the heterogeneity of our experiences.
I interned at Amazon Alexa AI for the summer of 2023.
Before MIT, I was a research fellow at Carnegie Mellon University specializing in NLP and computational cognitive science. I received my B.S. in physics and B.A. in knowledge ecology (student-designed major) from Seoul National University.
My studies have been generously supported by scholarships with the most competitive funding in South Korea: SBS Foundation Scholarship (graduate) and the Presidential Science Scholarship in physics (undergraduate).
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My publications and ongoing projects so far are the results of collaborating with physicists, computer scientists, historians, biologists, cognitive scientists, and political scientists, which implies how open I am to interdisciplinary discussions. If there’s any interesting research ideas you would like to discuss, please don’t hesitate to write me an email!
robinna[at]mit[dot]edu