Behavior Shaping
Post-training, prompting, and feedback changing model behavior.
I study how language models acquire
and express behavior.
Focused on reasoning models, post-training, evaluation, and agentic systems.
Research focus
My work studies model behavior, evaluation, and systems: how models reason, where they fail, and how we can shape and measure reasoning to build more capable and trustworthy AI.
Learn more about mePost-training, prompting, and feedback changing model behavior.
Tests that expose failure modes before real-world use.
Open models and analyses for Thai, medical, and domain reasoning.
Tools and workflows that turn research into usable systems.
Essays on model behavior, evaluation, agentic workflows, and the engineering details behind reliable AI.
AI is transcending the boundaries of linguistics, forging a 'common language' that unites disparate disciplines. As we enter a new era where questions matter more than answers.
AI promises a more efficient future for companies, but its endgame is often substitution rather than assistance. Once our work, voice, and behavior can be copied, we are pushed into a deeper question: what, exactly, makes a person a person?
A collaborative research project exploring whether small models can outperform frontier models—like Gemini 2.5 Pro—when trained to produce ranked lists that better reflect real clinical reasoning.