Computer Science Ph.D. student researching trustworthy AI agents
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I'm a Computer Science Ph.D. student at the University of HawaiŹ»i at MÄnoa, advised by Prof. Haopeng Zhang. My research focuses on LLM privacy, contextual integrity, multimodal agents, and agent alignment.
I study how AI agents can make appropriate decisions about sensitive information while remaining useful in realistic environments. Previously, I was a research intern at Microsoft Research Asia and Zoom GenAI, and a research assistant at Duke Kunshan University.
- MPCI-Bench ā Multimodal pairwise contextual integrity evaluation for language-model agents.
- Privacy in Action ā Practical privacy mitigation and realistic evaluation for LLM-powered agents. EMNLP 2025 Findings.
- DECAF-GAD ā Fair autoencoders for node-level graph anomaly detection. ECAI 2025 Oral.
Outside research, I enjoy literature, rock music, photography, and exploring new places.

