Ali R. Malik
AI Research Scientist
malikali [at] stanford [dot] edu
I spend my time building systems to help people learn. I also love teaching and trying to make sense of complicated topics in maths, cs, and philosophy.
PhD in Computer Science from Stanford.
Co-creator of [Code in Place].
Research interests: probabilistic reasoning, human-centered learning at scale, generative models, learning theory.
Projects and Publications
TeachNow: Enabling Spontaneous 1:1 Help in Massive Online Courses
Learners Teaching Novices: An Uplifting Alternative Assessment
Lifting uniform learners via distributional decomposition
Popular decision tree algorithms are provably noise tolerant
On the power of adaptivity in statistical adversaries
Code in Place: Online section leading for scalable human-centered learning
The Stanford Acuity Test: A probabilistic approach for precise visual acuity testing
Using latent variable models to observe academic pathways
BlueBook: Secure, electronic Computer Science exams
DeepGIFs
WikiRacer