Bio

Xuhui Zhou is a third-year PhD student in Carnegie Mellon University’s Language Technologies Department (CMU LTI) advised by Maarten Sap. His research focuses on making NLP systems socially intelligent, aligning them with human social values. He has presented his work at top-tier NLP and AI conferences, receiving spotlights, and runner-up best paper at ICLR 2024, and EmeCom 2022. Additionally, he has been red-teaming for GPT-4. His work has been covered in the press, including The New York Times, Financial Times, and Marktechpost. He previously organized the workshop on Theory of Mind in Communicating Agents at ICML 2023 and he has served as a reviewer for major conferences, including NeurIPS, ICLR, ACL, EMNLP, etc.

Mentoring

A mutual learning process 🙌 💡 📢
Student When Now
Leo Zeyu Liu 2020 Fall - 2022 Fall Ph.D. student in the University of Texas at Austin
Zhilin Wang 2021 Spring - 2021 Fall Senior Applied Scientist, NVIDIA
Athiya Deviyani 2022 Fall - 2023 Spring PhD student at CMU LTI
Anubha Kabra 2023 Fall - 2024 Spring Senior Machine Learning Reserach Engineer at Bloomberg
Sanketh Rangreji 2023 Fall - 2024 Spring Data Scientist at Walmart
Devansh Jain 2023 Fall - now CMU LTI (MIIS)
Priyanshu Kumar 2023 Fall - now CMU LTI (MIIS)
Zhe Su 2023 Fall - now CMU MLD (MSML)
Xianzhe Fan 2024 Summer - now Tsinghua University (Undergrad)
Wenkai Li 2024 Summer - now MIIS@CMU
Jiarui Liu 2024 Summer - now MIIS@CMU

Service

I see service as a chance to connect people and being engaged in the academic and university-wide communities is my priority.

Organizing

Theory-of-Mind Workshop at ICML 2023 LTI Student Research Symposium 2023

Reviewing

I review for journals, conferences and workshops:

TLMR 2023

ACL ARR 2021-2023

NeurIPS 2023

ACL 2021, 2023

Workshop on Multimodal Content Moderation (MMCM) at CVPR 2023

NLP4PI at ACL 2021

Red teaming 🚩️

GPT-4 red teaming for OpenAI 2022

Committees

LTI Student Mentoring Program, 2023