Christopher A. Choquette-Choo (Preferred)
Christopher A. Choquette-Choo
Google Research, Brain team
Names
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Emails
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****@mail.utoronto.ca
, ****@google.com
, ****@gmail.com
Personal Links
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Education & Career History
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Researcher
Google Research, Brain team (google.com)
2020 – Present
Undergrad student
University of Toronto (utoronto.ca)
2015 – 2020
Advisors, Relations & Conflicts
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Coauthor
Somesh Jha
****@cs.wisc.edu
Present
Coauthor
Xiao Wang
****@cs.northwestern.edu
Present
Coauthor
Adam Dziedzic
****@gmail.com
Present
Coauthor
Natalie Dullerud
****@mail.utoronto.ca
Present
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Vinith Suriyakumar
****@cs.toronto.edu
Present
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Mohammad Yaghini
****@gmail.com
Present
Coauthor
Hengrui Jia
****@mail.utoronto.ca
Present
Coauthor
Varun Charandrasekaran
****@wisc.edu
Present
Coworker
Nicolas Papernot
****@utoronto.ca
Present
Coworker
Nicholas Carlini
****@carlini.com
Present
Expertise
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deep learning
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natural language processing
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deep neural networks
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differential privacy
Present
privacy auditing
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data memorization
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