I am a PhD student at Stanford University, advised by Stefano Ermon. I’m broadly interested in Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly in ensuring that sophisticated AI systems will robustly and reliably carry out the tasks that we want them to.
If you’re a student at Stanford (undergraduate/masters/PhD) who wants to work on a project involving safe and reliable machine learning: get in touch!
I studied Physics as an undergraduate at Cambridge University before switching area to take a computer science master’s degree. During my master’s, it was a pleasure to work with Carl E. Rasmussen, developing variational methods for Gaussian Process State-Space Models.
Before starting my PhD at Stanford, I worked at the Centre for Human Compatible AI, collaborating with Stuart Russell and Daniel Filan. I have also worked at the Future of Humanity Institute at Oxford University, collaborating with Owain Evans on scalable human supervision of complex AI tasks.
Get in touch at chris dot j dot cundy at gmail dot com
PhD in Computer Science, 2018-Ongoing
Stanford University
MEng in Computer Science, 2017
Cambridge University
BA in Natural Sciences (Physics), 2016
Cambridge University