Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Luke Zettlemoyer works on empirical methods for natural language semantics, machine learning, new tasks and datasets, and self-supervision for pre-training.

OpenReview lists Grace Lam as a researcher at NVIDIA after prior work at Google, with study at Stanford and MIT. NVIDIA public pages connect her to Cosmos Policy for robot control and Nemotron-Cascade 2 for LLM post-training.

Public profiles identify Matt Jordan as an Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence researcher and a former University of Texas at Austin PhD student advised by Alex Dimakis.

Shannon Zejiang Shen is a PhD student at MIT CSAIL researching collaborative AI systems that augment human intelligence.

Works on high-performance LLM inference and AutoDeploy at NVIDIA; previously led efficient-AI work at OmniML and earned graduate degrees at MIT CSAIL.

Shayne Longpre's public profiles identify him as a PhD candidate at MIT focused on data-centric AI, language models, and their societal impact.

Zettlemoyer, Luke

Lam, Grace

Jordan, Matt

Shen, Shannon Zejiang

Liebenwein, Lucas

Longpre, Shayne