PrivacyMain focus
How LLMs deal with our privacy
How agents find, use and protect personal information.

I explore what language models can do and how they go wrong, from evals to theory.
PhD researcher at Inria in the PETSCRAFT team, fellow at MARS V and BlueDot Impact alumnus.
Empirical · Under review
30%
of runs where LLM agents dig into confidential sources even though a harmless option exists. Privacy labels on the skills plus a system instruction roughly halve it.
Selected paperTheory · Preprint
7×
fewer rounds than random probes to catch a mildly biased self-grading agent (57 vs 424), with a lower bound showing no adaptive audit can do better.

MARS V · summer 2026
7 weeks
From the MARS V kick-off in mid-July to a paper accepted at the BiAlign Workshop @ NeurIPS: From Observation to Intervention, on identifying latent user bias in human-AI interaction.

Theory → practice
Hermes learns from its own judgments of success, so it can fall into exactly the bias the paper detects.

AI safety community

Hands-on
Python · PyTorch · Hugging Face
Mentoring & teaching
Talks & outreach
Education

PrivacyMain focus
How agents find, use and protect personal information.
Alignment
Catching models that stray from what we intended.
Capabilities
Measuring what models can really do.
Our paper From Observation to Intervention was accepted at the BiAlign Workshop @ NeurIPS 2026, seven weeks after the MARS kick-off.
I gave a talk on Jailbreaks for Uncertainty (J4U) at the AI & Cybersecurity programme.Watch ↗
I started the MARS V fellowship with the Cambridge AI Safety Hub.
I visited Trajan House in Oxford with the MARS cohort.
I attended the Machine Learning Summer School (MLSS) at Columbia University.
I completed BlueDot Impact's Technical AI Safety course.
I started teaching statistics tutorials (TD) at ENSTA Paris.
I followed the Inria Academy training on reinforcement learning for industry.
I started teaching probability tutorials (TD) at ENSTA Paris.
I took part in a round-table on sovereignty and entrepreneurship at the Cyber Founder Tour Paris-Saclay.
I was a visiting researcher for several weeks at UC3M in Madrid!
My first paper, on traffic forecasting, was accepted at IEEE OJITS (Q1).
Between March and July, I attended the ELLIS/ELSA workshop on privacy and ML, the iPoP workshop on AI development and governance, APVP 2025, the CNIL privacy research day and the INESIA scientific days.
I joined Inria's science outreach team.
I started my PhD at Inria (PETSCRAFT team) on privacy in LLM agents.
I finished my MSc in Mathematics and AI with high honors.
The PETSCRAFT team at Inria accepted me as a PhD student on privacy and LLMs.
I started my AI research internship at NCHC (NARLabs, Taiwan), until September.
I have been accepted in the funded internship program of NARLabs (Taiwan). Thanks to the DataIA Institute for the additional grant.
My MixtAI scholarship from the DataIA Institute has been renewed.
I started my data engineering internship at Exotrail, until August.
I have received the MixtAI scholarship from the DataIA Institute.
I finished my double major licence degree in Mathematics and Physics with honors.
I was accepted into the MSc in Mathematics and AI at Paris-Saclay.