Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science, George Mason University
My first name is pronounced as
/ˈtʃaː.ɦət/
I am a final year Ph.D. candidate, majoring in Computer Science at George Mason University. I'm advised by Prof. Ziwei Zhu
and Prof. Antonios Anastasopoulos. I am also advised by
Prof. Aylin Caliskan
at the University of Washington. I interned as an Applied Scientist at Amazon AWS with the Bedrock Guardrails team.
I specialize in sociocultural biases, ethics, and fairness in multimodal and multilingual NLP. My current work examines how biases are perpetuated and reinforced in large vision-language models, and explores mitigation approaches informed by social psychology and cognitive sciences.
My broader goal is to develop responsible and trustworthy AI that accounts for how language, culture, and social context shape model behavior. Here's my research in 4 slides.
The times when I'm not a Researcher, I'm a Poet!
I am on the 2027 job market for postdoctoral and tenure-track positions.
For positions or collaborations, email me at craj at gmu dot edu.