Robin Na

About

I am a PhD candidate in Information Technology at MIT working on large language models (LLMs), metascience, and human-AI decision-making. My research centers on building AI systems that better understand human behavior and social systems across diverse contexts — a goal that both benefits from and contributes to social science. To this end, I explore metascientific questions about how AI can help improve research methods and practices. I also study how humans interact with AI and scientific knowledge in making decisions. I have deep interests in multi-agent systems — whether composed of humans, machines, or hybrid collectives. I always love to interact with and learn from people with diverse perspectives. If there’s any interesting research ideas you would like to discuss, please don’t hesitate to reach out!

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