Liv G. d'Aliberti
Computer Science Ph.D. Student at Princeton University.
Room 320C, the Messiest Cubicle
Sherrerd Hall
Princeton, NJ, 08544
I’m Liv d’Aliberti, a Computer Science Ph.D. student at Princeton University. I publish as Liv G. d’Aliberti.
Advised by Manoel Horta Ribeiro and affiliated with the Humans and Machines (HAM) Lab and Center for Information Technology Policy, I study how learned agents reason, decide, and change behavior, focusing on reliability, interpretability, and empirically grounded evaluation at scale.
- research
- Reinforcement learning
- Machine learning
- Reliable reasoning
- current threads
- RLVR solution diversity
- Judgemental forecasting
- Agentic misalignment
- previous life
- Government R&D
- Privacy
- Autonomy
Prior to starting my Ph.D., I worked as a research scientist at Leidos in their CTO Office Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Accelerator. I am also a Lecturer in Computer Science at Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals, where I teach courses in modern Python software development and deep learning with PyTorch. I earned my Master of Science in Applied Mathematics and Statistics in 2019.
I really like all cats and one dog, my wife’s cavapoo. When I’m offline, I’m usually hiking, backpacking, skiing, or exploring new places.
news
| Oct 26, 2026 | Workshop paper accepted (poster) at SocialAgent at NeurIPS 2026: Can Language Models Forecast Inductively?. |
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| Oct 08, 2026 | Preprint released: Measuring and Mitigating Solution Mode Collapse in RLVR, accepted to MATH-AI at NeurIPS 2026. |
| Jun 17, 2026 | Workshop paper accepted at AutoRL at RLC 2026: Behavior-Consistent Deep Reinforcement Learning. |
| May 26, 2026 | I passed my Princeton C.S. generals exam! |
| May 20, 2026 | Preprint released: Behavior-Consistent Deep Reinforcement Learning. |