Speaker Events — 2026
GJSS Presentation (UGA)
Selected as one of Georgia's top 45 student researchers to present at the Georgia Junior STEM Symposium.
Selected as one of the top 45 student researchers in Georgia to present at the Georgia Junior STEM Symposium (GJSS), hosted by the University of Georgia.
The Symposium
I was selected as one of the top 45 student researchers in Georgia to present at the Georgia Junior STEM Symposium (GJSS), hosted by the University of Georgia (UGA). The symposium gathers the state’s strongest student research to be shared with academic and industry experts.
The Research: Hallucinations in Multi-Agent Systems
My presentation focused on a critical vulnerability in modern AI architectures: The impact of hallucinations on multi-agent systems. As developers increasingly string together multiple Large Language Models (LLMs) to perform complex workflows, a single hallucination by one agent can dramatically compound and derail the entire system’s objective.
I explored strategies for:
- Detecting initial generation errors before they propagate between agents.
- Implementing consensus mechanisms and self-correction loops within the agent swarm.
- Measuring the cascading failure rate in deeply chained agentic workflows.
Presentation Deck
Engaging with the audience at GJSS provided invaluable feedback and highlighted new avenues for ensuring the safety and reliability of autonomous AI systems.