Our Team
Atticus Geiger, Principal Investigator
Atticus has a B.S. in Symbolic Systems, an M.S. in Computer Science, and PhD in Linguistics all from Stanford University. He founded the Pr(Ai)²R Group, which continues the effort started in his PhD thesis on uncovering and inducing interpretable causal structures in deep learning models.
Maheep Chaudhary, Research Intern
Maheep is a master's student of Artificial Intelligence at NTU and has five years of research in artificial intelligence. Over the past he has worked for two years in the field of causality to produce an extensive survey on causality and AI. Currently, he is investigating the connections between interpretability and concept erasure.
Sonakshi Chauhan, Research Intern
Sonakshi is in the final year of her undergraduate, with research contributions at the Indian Institute of Science and Carnegie Mellon University and victories at national and international hackathons. She also has a passion for public speaking and philosophy. Currently, she is investigating how language models perform logical reasoning and inference.
Amir Zur, Research Intern
Amir is a recent graduate with a B.S. and M.S. from Stanford University, where he wrote an award winning honors thesis on interpretable, debiased, and accessible language models. Currently, he is investigating representation bias in short story generation and how language models represent narrative structure.