With more than 10 years of experience in machine learning and robotics, I am a Principal Researcher at Gradient Institute, where I develop methods to make the world's AI systems more ethical. I have a PhD in Robotics and Machine Learning from the University of Sydney and multiple publications in prestigious journals and conferences. Previously, I was a Senior Research Engineer at CSIRO's Data61, where I used probabilistic ML techniques to solve real-world problems across various domains, such as coral reef mapping, city planning, and geology. I have strong skills in programming, Python, and Bayesian models, and I am passionate about using AI for social good. I am also a National AI Committee Member at Standards Australia, where I contribute to the development of standards and guidelines for responsible and trustworthy AI. At Gradient Institute, I work with a diverse and talented team of researchers, engineers, and practitioners, who share the vision of creating a fairer and more equitable society through AI.
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