Andre Ye

I am so honored and excited to be a 2025 Paul & Daisy Soros Fellow and work on human-AI interaction at @MITEECS! I look forward to joining the incredible community of PD Soros fellows. Huge thanks to my advisors @amyxzh @RanjayKrishna & Rose Novick for their amazing mentorship :)

There's been a lot of excitement about pluralistic value alignment 🌈 — AI that reflects the full range of human perspectives But no formal way to benchmark whether we're actually making progress. 🤔 Introducing 𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐓𝐎𝐍𝐁𝐄𝐍𝐂𝐇. 🎉Accepted to #ICLR2026 1/n 🧵

@joshmpollock Large?

humans: we put the L in LLM

@ArnavVerma0_0 sigg bar chart yo

Personally I think my scrap paper chart looks better

“Technical computer science savvy and deep philosophical commitments”: @UW #UWAllen alum @andreiskiii was named the @UWArtSci Dean’s Medalist in Social Sciences for his campus leadership and research contributions spanning #AI and philosophy. #UWdiscovers artsci.washington.edu/news/2025-06/2…

Excited to present our work soon on how image generation can be site for deep thinking about visual politics and diverse representation at #FAccT2025 with my amazing co-author @andrewbshaw! Thursday June 26, 10:45-10:57 AM at New Stage A.🎨✨

Our paper on “Agonistic Image Generation”: arxiv.org/abs/2502.15242. In collaboration with @andrewshawuw, @RanjayKrishna, and @amyxzh! Presenting at #FAccT2025 on Thursday, June 26 in "Group Behaviors and User Experiences" with @andrewshawuw — see you there! 6/6

We tested this with 29 participants. Results: it encourages deeper thinking about representation, and users were more responsive to this approach than to superficial "diversity interventions." 5/6

[FAccT 2025 paper!] 🧵 Remember the March 2024 Gemini controversy? People were upset when it generated "diverse" but historically inappropriate images—like Black Founding Fathers and female Asian Nazis. This sparked our research... 1/6

This work aims to move beyond the traditional boundaries of the philosophy of science and the science of science. We propose a new field altogether: a science of philosophy, using empirical tools to map and measure the evolution of philosophical thought itself. You can read the full preprint here: Moser, C. J., Ortega, A., & Marghetis, T. (2025). The network science of philosophy. doi.org/10.31234/osf.i…

Inspired by his father’s study of neural networks, #UWAllen and @UWPhilosophy major @andreiskiii taught himself the subject on his way to enrolling in @UW at age 15. He just won a @PDSoros Fellowship to pursue a Ph.D. at @MITEECS in #AI. pdsoros.org/fellows/andre-… #HuskyExperience

@hawaalidrammeh Incredible! Rishabh and you rock 😎

@hawaalidrammeh Slayyy

AI alignment that tries to force systems that are more coherent than human minds to follow an incoherent set of values, locked in by a set of anti-jailbreaking tricks, is probably going to fail

last night i demo’d @openai o1 pro to my most skeptical friend - the results were extraordinary. it was amazing to see o1 pro successfully tackle humanities research, and how much better it was than 4o / o1. i also had a ton of fun watching my friend come around to AI! story ⬇️

Undergrad in the US interested in HCI/HAI research? Apply here to come work with us this summer!

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@karpathy who's buying this?

E = mc^2 + AI 😂😂😂 t-shirt meme potential