I am a researcher at Harvard & UCL studying the effects of frontier technologies like AI. I am also a Marshall Scholar intending to study topics related to AI and innovation at UCL and the University of Oxford. I am also a researcher on Eric Schmidt's team at the Office of Eric Schmidt.

My work is in several areas. At UCL, my projects have included designing evals for large language models (LLMs) in qualitative tasks, analyzing use cases for AI agents in cybersecurity, and more. My work on topics related to AI can be found on arXiv and has been published in New America, Foreign Policy, The Hill, Newsweek, and The Diplomat. With the PORTAL group at Harvard, my work includes analyzing public science funding, the effects of IP law on innovation, and supply chain analyses, published in NEJM, JAMA, and the BMJ.

Previously, I also co-founded the Emerging Technology Group, which researched topics like adversarial attacks on LLMs. I grew our 5-person team to an organization that received support from Schmidt Futures and launched 13 collaborations with entities like IBM and Gingko Bioworks.

For my work, I was invited to present to the White House and address the United Nations. I was also selected to write advisory briefs on topics like AI for science for global ministers at the United Nations, was a named contributor to a United Nations report on digital transformation, and presented my research to offices in the U.S. Congress. My work has been cited in 3 U.S. House and Senate hearings, by experts from the World Bank, OECD, and in consultations over a new treaty. My work has also been featured 120+ times in news outlets like The Washington Post, NBC, and more.