Dr. Lydia Brock is Head of Research at AI Humanizer API. She holds a PhD in Computational Linguistics from the University of Edinburgh and leads work on detection-resistant generation, cross-lingual humanization, and the stylistic signals that distinguish machine from human text. Previously at Hugging Face and the Edinburgh NLP group. Based in London.
Focus areas
Computational linguisticsNatural language processingAI detectionStylometryCross-lingual NLPAcademic integrityTransformer modelsDiscourse analysis
Alumni of:
University of Edinburgh, University of Cambridge
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