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Akanksha B.

Akanksha B.

AI Researcher | LLM Evaluation, Annotation & Bias Detection

India flaggondia, India

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Top Subject Matter

AI/ML – LLM Evaluation & Multilingual Benchmarking
Trust & Safety – Misinformation Detection & Election Integrity
Automotive – Autonomous Vehicle Safety & Computer Vision

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Freelancer Overview

I annotated and analyzed large-scale pedestrian behaviour datasets at Ahmedabad University using CORPIS software, applying textual and visual labelling techniques across 500+ hours of urban crossing footage to support model training and validation for autonomous vehicle HMI research. At Tech Mahindra's Maker's Lab, I expanded into multilingual data work, curating and pre-processing datasets for Bahasa and Malay, and structuring data pipelines specifically to optimize inputs for Supervised Fine-Tuning (SFT) models. I also implemented YOLOv8 for real-time traffic sign detection, building a custom scoring mechanism to improve localisation precision. I conducted official evaluation testing for Google's Gemma LLM, engineering adversarial and zero-shot prompts across 8 Indic languages and dialects to benchmark the Indus language model, which gave me direct experience in prompt engineering and model evaluation beyond labeling alone. Through my EqualView project, I trained ML models on ProPublica and Kaggle datasets for automated bias detection across race, gender, age, and LGBTQ dimensions, using NLP and FairLens to round out my data work with a fairness and bias-evaluation lens.

Labeling Experience

At Ahmedabad University, I worked as a Summer Research Intern under Prof

At Ahmedabad University, I worked as a Summer Research Intern under Prof. Maryam Kaveshgar on pedestrian-AV interaction research. I annotated and analyzed over 500 hours of urban crossing footage using CORPIS software, applying both textual and visual labelling techniques to pedestrian behaviour datasets. This labeled data supported model training and validation for culturally responsive Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs) in autonomous vehicles, and I used it to investigate joint attention cues and crossing decision patterns among Indian pedestrians to inform adaptive HMI design.

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bsc computational math and stats, msc cognitive science

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Tech Mahindra's Maker's Lab in Pune

worked as an Artificial Intelligence Intern

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