I am 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