Peilin Yu
Apple Inc.
I’m a research engineer at Apple, where I work on advancing multimodal intelligence technologies. My work focuses on building scalable systems that integrate language, vision, and other modalities in support of practical, user-facing AI experiences.
I received my Ph.D. in Computer Science from Brown University in 2025, advised by Prof. Stephen Bach. My research explores how to improve data strategy and annotation efficiency with weak supervision using foundation models, particularly in settings with noisy, limited or indirect supervision.
Previously, I interned at Microsoft Azure AI, where I worked on adapting multimodal large language models to improve performance across downstream tasks.
I’m also a proud 👐🏟🧀 Badger, having earned my B.S. in Computer Sciences and Mathematics from the University of Wisconsin–Madison in 2019. Outside of research, I’m a certified FAA Private Pilot and broadly interested in aviation.
Email: [first_name]_[last_name] [at] brown [dot] edu
news
| Feb 27, 2023 | We released Alfred, a toolkit for integrating Large Pretrained Models into Weak Supervision |
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selected publications
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NeurIPS-ENLSPStructure Discovery in Prompted Weak SupervisionIn The 3rd NeurIPS Workshop on Efficient Natural Language and Speech Processing 2023
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IEEE Big DataLeveraging Large Language Models for Structure Learning in Prompted Weak SupervisionIn IEEE International Conference on Big Data 2023