Navreet Kaur
NLP, Responsible AI, Human−AI Interaction, AI Ethics

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Hey! I am Navreet Kaur, a PhD student in the Information School at the University of Washington (UW), advised by Tanu Mitra. I am also affiliated with the Responsibility in AI Systems and Experiences (RAISE) centre.

I am broadly interested in Natural Language Processing, Responsible AI, Human-AI Interaction and AI Ethics. I develop human-centered evaluation frameworks that assess where AI works (or does not work) effectively, equitably and ethically. My research aims to (1) provide empirical evidence and technical tools to support AI governance, and (2) extend NLP applications to disadvantaged users while preventing harm.

Previously, I spent a wonderful year as a Research Associate at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), under the inspiring guidance of Danish Pruthi. Before that, I worked on building anti-money laundering surveillances at Goldman Sachs. Even earlier, I graduated from IIT Delhi, where I was fortunate to be advised by Aaditeshwar Seth for my thesis.

Outside of work, I am into photography, art, travel, hiking, calisthenics, and exploring new cuisines.

Collaborate? I am always open to discussion and excited to exchange research perspectives. If you’d like to collaborate or just chat, feel free to reach out via email or Twitter!


Updates
  • Sep, 2024: Started my PhD at UW!
  • Aug, 2024: Presented our work at ACL in Bangkok!


©️2025 Navreet Kaur

  1. Kinshuk Vasisht, Navreet Kaur, Danish Pruthi. Knowledge Graph Guided Evaluation of Abstention Techniques. NAACL 2025. [data] [code]
  1. Navreet Kaur, Monojit Choudhury, Danish Pruthi. Evaluating Large Language Models for Health-related Queries with Presuppositions. ACL Findings 2024. [website] [data] [code]
  1. Ankur Sharma*, Navreet Kaur*, Anirban Sen, Aaditeshwar Seth. Ideology Detection in the Indian Mass Media. ASONAM 2020. [data] [code]

* = equal contribution

Also see Google Scholar :)

At UW:

  • TA: IMT 575: Machine Learning III: Scaling, Applications, and Ethics taught by Karim Osman

At IISc Bangalore:

At IIT Delhi:

  • TA: COL 352: Introduction to Automata and Theory of Computation taught by Amit Kumar