Agentic Memory
Continual learning of AI agents — in-context learning, continual fine-tuning, and unlearning.

“Context is the new weight.”
I'm a researcher and engineer on Agentic AI. I work on agentic memory, synthetic data training, and self-improving AI.
I earned my BS in Physics at Georgia Tech and am now a CS PhD at USC.
I'm conducting LLM unlearning research for the US Government's IARPA. Previously I was an ML domain lead at Handshake AI and a data engineer at Scale AI, where I collaborated with teams from OpenAI, Meta, and Anthropic to improve their unreleased black-box models.
Continual learning of AI agents — in-context learning, continual fine-tuning, and unlearning.
In-context world models, adaptation to post-training task worlds, and adapting agents in evolving envs.
Efficient attention architectures, KV-cache compression, latent segmentation, and recurrent transformers.
Synthetic data training, risks of multi-agent interaction, post-training guardrails, and AI behavioral study.
photonics & metasurface design · dynamic systems
bio-inspired flight, sensing, and locomotion
policy learning for physical control and agent behavior
regularization design for variational autoencoders
diffusion models · vision-language model architecture
coordination, division of labor, and mutual verification across agents — continual adaptation at the population level
in-context learning, continual fine-tuning, unlearning, and memory scaffolds — adapting agents at the context and model level
predictive world models and the architectures to serve them in real time