I’m a fifth-year PhD student in computer science at UC Berkeley, advised by Dan Klein. My research lies at the intersection of natural language processing (NLP) and AI ethics: how can we design language models that we trust to benefit all users, without perpetuating societal harms? To do so, I work on training and evaluating language models to serve complex distributions of users with varied needs. This includes learning from informative disagreement among users, evaluating discrimination against users who speak differently, and designing frameworks for LLMs that serve populations with many perspectives. Visit my website for more information.