
Jessy Li
@jessyjli
Associate Professor @UT_Linguistics, computational linguistics and #NLProc
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I’m excited to share that our paper has been accepted at ICML 2025! 🎉🥳🎊 This work was done during my internship at IBM Research, and it wouldn’t have been possible without a top-notch team Muneeza Azmat Rå¥å Mikhail Yurochkin and my amazing advisor Jessy Li 👏



Welcome Elias Stengel-Eskin!!! Super excited that you’ll be joining us 🥳

And welcome Chan Young Park !!! 🎊🙌🍾

I’ve been fascinated lately by the question: what kinds of capabilities might base LLMs lose when they are aligned? i.e. where can alignment make models WORSE? I’ve been looking into this with Christopher Potts and here's one piece of the answer: randomness and creativity






Super thrilled that Kanishka Misra 🌊 is going to join UT Linguistics Dept as our newest computational linguistics faculty member -- looking forward to doing great research together! 🧑🎓Students: Kanishka is a GREAT mentor -- apply to be his PhD student in the upcoming cycle!!




CosmicAI collab: benchmarking the utility of LLMs in astronomy coding workflows & focusing on the key research capability of scientific visualization. Sebastian Joseph Jessy Li Murtaza Husain Greg Durrett Dr. Stephanie Juneau paul.torrey Adam Bolton, Stella Offner, Juan Frias, Niall Gaffney

We have very good frameworks for cooperative dialog… but how about the opposite? Asher Zheng’s new paper takes a game-theoretic view and develops new metrics to quantify non-cooperative language ♟️ Turns out LLMs don’t have the pragmatic capabilities to perceive these…




Happy to share that EvalAgent has been accepted to #COLM2025 Conference on Language Modeling 🎉🇨🇦 We introduce a framework to identify implicit and diverse evaluation criteria for various open-ended tasks! 📜 arxiv.org/pdf/2504.15219
