Diyi Yang

diyiy@cs.stanford.edu

Computer Science Department

Natural Language Processing Group

Stanford University

Gates 370

I am an assistant professor in the Computer Science Department at Stanford, affiliated with the Stanford NLP Group, Stanford HCI Group, Stanford AI Lab (SAIL), and Stanford Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI). I am interested in Socially Aware NLP, Large Language Models (LLMs) and Human-AI Interaction, with a focus on how LLMs can augment human capabilities across research, work and well-being. My research goal is to design human-centered AI systems that are not only technically capable, but also meaningfully connected to how people think, interact, and collaborate.

Prospective students and postdocs, please check out this page on how to get involved.

Recent Projects

• Generative Interaction: Generative UI, Generative User Modeling (GUM)
• Human-Agent Collaboration:Co-Gym, Future of Work with AI Agents
• LLMs and Large Audio Models: DiVA, Talk Arena, CAVA
• Social Skill Training via LLMs: AI Partner and AI Mentor (APAM), Rehearsal
• Dialects and Low-resource Context: VALUE, Multi-VALUE, DADA
• AI, Culture, and Society: CoMPost, NormBank, CultureBank, Unintended Impact