Luxi (Lucy) He
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Hi! I’m Luxi He (feel free to call me Lucy). I’m currently a first-year CS Ph.D. student at Princeton University, where I’m fortunate to be co-advised by Prof. Danqi Chen and Prof. Peter Henderson. My current research focuses on understanding language models and improving their alignment and safety. I’m particularly interested in the impact of data in the language model life cycle, as well as safe deployment of models. Motivated by real-world implications and my hope to bridge the gap between tech and policy, I’m also exploring law/policy-driven research questions, such as copyright problems in generative models.
Before Princeton, I graduated from Harvard in 2023 with Highest Honors in Computer Science & Mathematics and a concurrent Master’s in Applied Math.
Outside of research, I’m a singer, dancer, photographer, and amateur food blogger.
Email: luxihe at princeton.edu
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2024-05 | Gave an oral presentation at ICLR 2024 Data Problems in Foundation Models Workshop on our paper. |
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2023-10 | Received the Social Imapct Fellowship from Princeton. |
2023-08 | Started my Ph.D.! I’m fortunate to be supported by the Gordon Wu Fellowship. |
2023-05 | Graduated from Harvard with both my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees. |