I'm a PhD student at KAIST AI, advised by Prof. Juho Lee.
Broadly, I'm interested in AI safety and alignment, with a particular focus on calibration.
What ultimately motivates this work is a form of inequality that comes not from access to AI, but from differences in how people are able to use it (Hargittai, 2002; Lee et al., 2026). As models become more capable, they can widen the gap between users who know how to test, question, and guide them toward deeper answers and users who receive more generic responses.
Calibration is one direction toward addressing this gap. I study how language models can better recognize and express what they do not know, so that their uncertainty helps users reason more carefully instead of simply making the model sound confident.
Anyone interested in discussing uncertainty calibration is always welcome to reach out.
Preprint
NeurIPS 2026
ICML 2026
Extends ICML 2025 R2-FM Workshop.
ICLR 2026 Trustworthy AI Workshop
Ph.D. in AI · advised by Prof. Juho Lee
M.S. in AI · advised by Prof. Juho Lee
B.S. in Statistics & Computer Science
Kakao, Language Model Team · Seongnam, South Korea
Sungkyunkwan University · advised by JinYeong Bak
Nuvilab Inc. · Food-tech AI startup, Seoul
KAIST · AI708: Bayesian Machine Learning
AI Tutorial Series, Seoul AI Hub · Seoul, South Korea
Tutorial Talk · poster
AI Technology Showcase 2025, KAIST Graduate School of AI · COEX, Seoul, South Korea
Research Showcase Presentation · news
NeurIPS, ICLR, ICML
Silver Reviewer Award ICML 2026