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Contact Information
| Name | Hyunseung Hwang |
| Professional Title | Postdoctoral Researcher · NYU Center for Responsible AI |
| aguno94@gmail.com | |
| Location | Brooklyn, NY, USA, Brooklyn, NY |
| Website | https://aguno.github.io |
Professional Summary
Postdoctoral researcher at NYU’s Center for Responsible AI (with Julia Stoyanovich) and a KAIST Ph.D. I stress-test the explanation methods practitioners rely on to audit high-stakes models, exposing their hidden vulnerabilities and engineering more transparent, robust alternatives. My work spans from developing explainability-first clustering frameworks to demonstrating how tools like SHAP are highly sensitive to data-engineering choices. I aim to build trustworthy AI systems where model risk is strictly managed, ensuring that automated decisions in critical domains—from AI alignment to financial services—are safe, accountable, and highly confident.
Experience
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2026 - Brooklyn, NY, USA
Postdoctoral Researcher
New York University (NYU), Center for Responsible AI
- Conducting advanced research on the interpretability and safety of machine learning models under the supervision of Prof. Julia Stoyanovich.
- Stress-testing explanation models to ensure safe, confident, and defensible outputs for end-users and stakeholders in high-stakes domains.
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2025 - 2025 Daejeon, South Korea
Research Collaborator
Global Frontier Lab
- Collaborated with Julia Stoyanovich’s Responsible AI group at NYU.
- Investigated the sensitivity and robustness of AI explainability techniques to deliver safe, confident explanations to stakeholders.
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2019 - 2019 Seongnam, South Korea
Research Intern
Naver
- Implemented community detection (Girvan–Newman) on PySpark to cluster unsupervised data for video recommendation.
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2018 - 2018 Murray Hill, NJ, USA
Software Engineering Intern
Kiswe Mobile
- Built Android features for a live video-streaming service using Android Studio.
- Updated the application to meet Android Oreo (8.0+) requirements.
Education
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2021 - 2026 Daejeon, South Korea
Ph.D.
KAIST
Electrical Engineering
- Advisor: Steven Euijong Whang (Data Intelligence Lab)
- Dissertation: Enhancing Explainability in Machine Learning — Explainable Clustering and Explanation Multiplicity
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2019 - 2021 Daejeon, South Korea
M.S.
KAIST
Electrical Engineering
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2013 - 2019 Daejeon, South Korea
B.S.
KAIST
Computer Science
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2010 - 2013 Fairfax County, VA, USA
High School Diploma
Langley High School
General Studies