Andrew M. Bean

Andrew Bean is a doctoral researcher in Social Data Science at the Oxford Internet Institute. He studies human-centric artificial intelligence from a technical and sociotechnical perspective.
Andrew has particular expertise with large language models, and has written papers about evaluations, reasoning, alignment and human data in venues such as NeurIPS (1x Best Paper, 2x Oral presentations), EMNLP, and GoodIT. He has been an invited speaker at Meta, the MIT Media Lab, MilaNLP and Ofcom. His research has been covered in the media by publications such as VentureBeat and TechCrunch.
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Dec 16, 2024 | NeurIPS Best Paper for PRISM!Our project PRISM has won the Best Paper Award for the 2024 NeurIPS Datasets and Benchmarks track! PRISM was selected out of more than 1800 submissions, and had some of the best reviews ever given at NeurIPS (and LingOly was close behind!). |
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Dec 12, 2024 | NeurIPS Oral Presentation for LingOly!Our project LingOly was selected for an Oral presentation at NeurIPS 2024! Out of more than 1800 submissions, only the top 11 (0.6%) were chosen for oral presentation, and the reviews included a recommendation for an award! |