Zonghuan Xu
Fudan University, School of Mathematical Sciences.
B.S. in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics, Xianghui Plan, expected 2028.
Contact: 2430XH10002@m.fudan.edu.cn
I am broadly interested in building more capable and trustworthy AI systems by
revisiting fundamental assumptions and developing new problem formulations. My
recent work spans embodied AI safety, human-grounded evaluation, continual-learning
theory, and Human Model for trustworthy AI.
A recurring theme in my work is problem reframing: understanding VLA backdoors
as action-level malicious primitives, disinformation evaluation as a question
of human reader risk, forgetting as a task-distribution phenomenon, and
human-related AI methods as part of a broader Human Model framework.
I am interested in Human Models as a long-term research direction, especially
when suitable data, resources, or collaborations become available. More broadly,
I aim to develop rigorous research on trustworthy AI and learning systems,
combining theoretical analysis with empirical and system-level perspectives.