Chenhao Zhang is a Fritz Family postdoctoral fellow in Tech & Society at Georgetown University. His research lies in the intersection of computer science and law, drawing on tools ranging from algorithmic game theory to programming languages. His work includes principled frameworks for regulating algorithmic collusion and the theoretical limits of credit attribution for autoregressive language models. Chenhao completed his Ph.D. in Computer Science and M.A. in Economics at Northwestern University. He did his undergraduate studies at Zhejiang University.
