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<h1>Efficient and Private On-device LLM Inference</h1>
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<h1>Efficient LLM Inference</h1>
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Privacy-preserving and efficient inference on personal devices
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Efficient (and provacy-preserving) inference on personal devices
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This project advances systems and algorithmic foundations for running large language models efficiently on personal devices, reducing dependence on cloud-only deployment while improving privacy, accessibility, and cost efficiency.
Our research asks a broader set of questions about how large
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language models and multi-agent LLM systems can become genuinely
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trustworthy in practice. These questions include:
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<li>How can agentic LLM systems remain reliable when multiple agents interact, disagree, or behave adversarially, and what mechanisms such as credibility scoring should govern collaboration?</li>
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<li>How should responsibility in LLM-based multi-agent systems be formalized across reliability, transparency, accountability, and fairness, so these properties can be evaluated rather than merely claimed?</li>
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<li>How can we make LLM decisions more robust to prompt and input sensitivity, including in symmetric settings where answer quality should not depend on arbitrary ordering?</li>
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<li>How can fairness and debiasing interventions be made practical for real deployments, including lightweight methods such as prompt rewriting and assisted self-correction that work with black-box models?</li>
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<li>How can trustworthy behavior be supported by principled algorithmic foundations, drawing on ranking and top-k optimization, relevance learning, reinforcement learning, computational geometry, and query rewriting?</li>
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