MINE Lab is dedicated to advancing cutting-edge artificial intelligence technologies.Our work bridges theoretical innovation and practical applications across diverse domains, focusing on three main areas:
• Building socially impactful and trustworthy foundation models
• Exploring AI for Science, particularly in chemistry and social science
• Leveraging graph-based learning to solve real-world problems
Our research focuses on the principled understanding and development of foundation models, with an emphasis on achieving state-of-the-art performance while upholding societal responsibility. A key aspect of our work is advancing the trustworthy interpretation of models, particularly in the context of generative models. Additionally, we investigate strategies to improve alignment and general intelligence in foundation models, seeking to harmonize their objectives with human values. Ultimately, we aim to harness the transformative potential of foundation models to drive meaningful progress across critical downstream domains, including medicine, healthcare, education, and beyond.
Recent Work: HonestLLM@NeurIPS’24, TrustLLM@ICML’24, Adversarial Robustness@ICML’24, Jailbreak@EMNLP’24, Multilingual Alignment@EMNLP’24, RAt@EMNLP’24, LeMon@KDD’24, FaDE@CIKM’24, Backdoor Attacks@USENIX Security’24, Backdoor Attacks@KDD’24
In the domain of AI for Science, our lab explores the intersection of artificial intelligence with chemistry and social science. We aim to apply AI models (e.g., generative models) to accelerate advancements in molecular design, reaction prediction, and material discovery. Recently, we have extended our focus to the application of these techs in social sciences. Using large-scale social data and model-based simulation, we aim to uncover patterns in individual behavior, social norms, and public policy impacts.
Recent Work: MolPuzzle@NeurIPS’24(Spotlight), SceMQA@ACL’24, ChemLLMBench@NeurIPS’24, Chemical Reaction@WWW’24, Multimodal Molecular@AAAI’24, Molecular Graphs@IEEE ICASSP’24, Think as People@IEEE ICASSP’24
Graph-based learning is a cornerstone of our lab’s efforts to address complex real-world challenges. Many real-world problems, such as social networks, recommendation systems, or molecular structures, can be represented as graphs. Our research applies graph-based methods to tasks like drug discovery, recommendation system, and knowledge graph construction, leveraging the structure of graph data to uncover patterns and improve decision-making across diverse domains.
Recent Work: Graph Prompt Learning@KDD’24, Molecular Graphs@IEEE ICASSP’24, Knowledge Graph@KDD’23, Graph Learning@KDD’23, Knowledge Graph@ACL’23