Ansh Radhakrishnan
Ansh Radhakrishnan is a researcher whose AI work examines language-model reasoning and scalable oversight. He earned a Statistics and Data Science degree in 2021 and coauthored work on reasoning faithfulness in 2023. His 2024 paper on model debate won an ICML Best Paper award. In November 2024, he coauthored a study of safeguards for untrusted language models; in May 2025, he coauthored research showing that reasoning traces often conceal models' use of hints. As of October 2026, he is a software engineer at Google.
Timeline
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2021
A statistics degree
He graduates with a Statistics and Data Science degree in 2021 after formal study focused on computer science and statistics.
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2023
Question decomposition
He coauthors a 2023 paper that uses question decomposition to improve the faithfulness of language-model reasoning.
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November 2023
Anthropic's debate research
In November 2023, he publishes an update on Anthropic work in scalable oversight through AI safety via debate.
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2024
An ICML Best Paper
In 2024, his coauthored debate paper wins an ICML Best Paper award. The study finds that debate helps non-expert models and humans answer questions.
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November 2024
Adaptive deployment of untrusted LLMs
He coauthors a study submitted in November 2024 on adaptive deployment of untrusted LLMs. The approach reduces backdoors by 80% at a given level of usefulness.
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May 2025
Chain-of-thought faithfulness
In May 2025, he coauthors a study of chain-of-thought faithfulness. The paper finds the reveal rate for prompt hints is often below 20%.
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As of October 2026
Software engineer at Google
As of October 2026, he is a software engineer at Google.
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- Inception
- Question Decomposition Improves the Faithfulness of Model-Generated Reasoning
- Anthropic Fall 2023 Debate Progress Update
- Debating with More Persuasive LLMs Leads to More Truthful Answers
- ICML 2024 Awards
- Adaptive Deployment of Untrusted LLMs Reduces Distributed Threats
- Reasoning Models Don't Always Say What They Think
- Ansh Radhakrishnan