I am currently pursuing my Master's in Cyber Policy and Security at Stanford University's Ford Dorsey Program in International Policy. My research and academic focus converge at the intersection of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and policymaking. As an Adjunct Cyber and AI Policy Fellow at the Institute for Security and Technology, I delve into AI Security Policy and the evolving cyber threat landscape.

My recent endeavor, Project Wǎng Yuè, investigates the malicious use of advanced AI models in cyberattacks, aiming to understand and mitigate cyber threat actors' strategies leveraging emerging technologies.

My passion for exploring the future of technology stems from a deep-seated curiosity about how innovation shapes our world. I am driven by the quest to harness change responsibly, ensuring that future advancements in AI and cybersecurity enhance societal well-being and security. This pursuit motivates me to collaborate on impactful projects that influence policy and promote ethical practices in technology development
and deployment.