I am an assistant professor of political science at Purdue University. My research focuses on AI and authoritarian politics.

My substantive work looks at how facets of authoritarian politics, such as censorship and propaganda, induce bias in AI and the implications of such bias for democracy and authoritarian control.

My methodological work focuses on measurement.

I received a PhD from UCSD in political science (2024) and BA from UCLA. My work has appeared in Nature, PNAS, and AJPS, among other outlets.