Tianyi Li is an Applied Scientist and third-year PhD student at the University of Edinburgh specializing in directionality in natural language inference, with research interests spanning knowledge graphs and LLM hallucinations. With nine years of industry experience and internships at Huawei R&D UK and Amazon—now an Applied Scientist at Amazon—he blends rigorous academic research with applied problem-solving in production settings. A Peking University computer science graduate with a minor in economics, he brings a quantitative mindset to language understanding and inference tasks. Based in Cambridge, UK, Tianyi is known for probing how entailment directionality and external knowledge influence model reliability, an angle that informs both his publications and applied model-debiasing efforts.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor's Degree Informatics ILCC: institute for language cognition and computation, Doctor's Degree Informatics ILCC: institute for language cognition and computation at The University of Edinburgh
Bachelor's degree Computer Science, Bachelor's degree Computer Science at Peking University
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