I'm a research scientist at MIT, working on human-centered AI and autonomous vehicles. Also, I teach courses on deep learning.

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Besides research and teaching, I enjoy playing guitar, practicing jiu jitsu, and engaging in deep meaningful conversations including on podcasts both as a guest (e.g., Joe Rogan Experience) and as a host (Artificial Intelligence podcast and Take It Uneasy podcast).

Research & Publications

Human-Centered Autonomous Vehicle Systems
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Summary: We propose a set of shared autonomy principles for designing and building autonomous vehicle systems in a human-centered way, and demonstrate these principles on a full-scale semi-autonomous vehicle.
Arguing Machines: Human Supervision of Black Box AI Systems
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MIT Autonomous Vehicle Technology Study
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Cognitive Load Estimation in the Wild
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Driver Gaze Region Estimation without Use of Eye Movement
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What Can Be Predicted from 6 Seconds of Driver Glances?
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DeepTraffic
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Crowdsourced Assessment of External Vehicle-to-Pedestrian Displays
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Driver Frustration Detection from Audio and Video in the Wild
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Automated Synchronization of Driving Data Using Vibration and Steering Events
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Active Authentication on Mobile Devices
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