Advancing theory and practice in AI for Psychiatry
Summer at the PALS lab is officially in full swing! We have a wonderful lab space in East Baltimore (decked out with whiteboards) and are excited to have new students in the lab, both for the summer and for the school year. Welcome! Thank you to the Computing Research Association for our two awe...
Congratulations to Guan, Shevya and Rhea!
We had four student posters at the annual Hopkins Research Symposium!
Our paper, “Decomposing Theory of Mind: How Emotional Processing Mediates ToM Abilities in LLMs”, by Ivan Chulo and Ananya Joshi was accepted to the Workshop on Advancing Artificial Intelligence through Theory of Mind Workshop at AAAI ‘26.
Our paper, “Auditing Generative AI Benchmarks with a Multi-Agent Compliance System”, by Ananya Joshi and Michael Rudow was accepted to the Workshop on Agentic AI Benchmarks and Applications for Enterprise Tasks at AAAI ‘26.
Our paper, “Constrained Process Maps for Multi-Agent Generative AI Workflows” by Ananya Joshi and Michael Rudow was accepted to the Foundations of Agentic Systems Theory Workshop at AAAI. We used this method to audit open-source benchmarks related to mental health and self-harm topics
Our full paper (done with the wonderful CMU Delphi Group) will be presented at IAAI.
A tutorial that we’re part of will be presented at AAAI, where we will highlight some recent trends and work in Generative AI for healthcare.