Daniel Kang

Assistant professor at UIUC, computer science

Daniel Kang is an assistant professor at UIUC, where he started after his PhD at Stanford University. At UIUC, he focuses on next-generation analytics, including analytics using machine learning and data management for ML systems. His work has been deployed at autonomous vehicle companies and to help ecologists to analyze microcosms. Daniel’s research is supported by Emergent Ventures, the Open Philanthropy project, Google, and NSF.

Media mentions:

  1. Could ChatGPT be the next big cybersecurity worry — researchers say it can crack systems faster than ever before (Tech Radar)
  2. GPT-4 Can Exploit Most Vulns Just by Reading Threat Advisories (Dark Reading)
  3. OpenAI’s GPT-4 can exploit real vulnerabilities by reading security advisories (The Register)
  4. GPT-4 developer tool can hack websites without human help (New Scientist)
  5. How to weaponize LLMs to auto-hijack websites (The Register)
  6. GPT-4 developer tool can be exploited for misuse with no easy fix (New Scientist)
  7. These researchers are terrified of A.I. Why they think cryptography could keep our future robot overlords in check (Fortune)
  8. ChatGPT can be made to write scam emails and it slashes their cost (New Scientist)