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Brian Christian

DPhil Candidate

I’m a 2nd-year DPhil Candidate, supervised by Christopher Summerfield of Experimental Psychology and co-supervised by Jakob Foerster of Engineering Science. My research interests are in the places where psychology and engineering meet: I’m interested in computational models of human cognition, in the structure and representation of human rewards and goals, and in reward models and reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF) as promising, but incomplete, tools for operationalizing notions of human norms, preferences, and values.