Hi, I'm Cameron!

I am an M.S. student (expected 2027) in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), at the University of California, Berkeley. I am fortunate to be advised by Dr. Alane Suhr in the NLP Group at the Berkeley AI Research Lab (BAIR); my current research focuses on formal symbolic representations and models of language. I am generally interested in research that focuses on the intersection between computational models of human behavior and cognition, and theoretical AI alignment. I am also on the board of the Berkeley AI Safety Student Initiative.

I previously recieved my B.S. in EECS with High Honors from UC Berkeley in 2025. As an undergraduate I was fortunate to participate in several research projects; first in the field of computational neuroscience advised by Dr. Albert Qu, where I researched decision making under uncertainty in rodents using recurrent neural network proxies, and later in the NLP group advised by Dr. Suhr, where I worked on task decomposition and recursive reasoning in large language models.

News

• October 2026: I will be attending the Longitude Intensive in Washington DC, as a member of the first cohort.
• September 2026: I will be joining SPAR (Supervised Program for Alignment Research) as a mentee, working with Markov Grey and Charbel-Raphael Segerie on Distilling the Technical AI Safety Literature and Co-Authoring the AI Safety Atlas.
• June 2026: I will be attending the 10th Annual CHAI workshop at Asilomar, and presenting preliminary work on Linguistic Assistance Games [Poster].