Who We Are Looking For
Students and collaborators with backgrounds in machine learning, theory, NLP, vision, HCI, systems, scientific AI, or evaluation.
We are looking for researchers who want to make interpretability provable in theory, actionable in systems, and useful in real workflows.
Students and collaborators with backgrounds in machine learning, theory, NLP, vision, HCI, systems, scientific AI, or evaluation.
What makes an interpretability method provable rather than only plausible?
How can large-model explanations become actionable evidence for debugging and intervention?
What systems make interpretability reproducible, comparable, and deployable?
How can interactive explanations support decisions, control, and human-AI workflows?
How can PAI methods support scientific hypothesis generation?
Email your CV, academic transcript, and a brief research plan to PAI Lab. Prior publications are not required for PhD applicants; long-term commitment to careful research matters.