Harman Singh

I am a researcher at Google Research, working on large scale multimodal and multilingual modelling with Dr. Partha Talukdar in the NLU team.

Previously, I was an AI Resident at Meta AI where I worked on reasoning abilities of Vision Language Models. Before this, I completed my undergrad from Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, advised by Prof. Parag Singla. During this time, I have been a research intern at InkLab, USC, advised by Prof. Xiang Ren and a research intern at IBM Research AI.

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IndicGenBench is a multilingual, multi-way parallel benchmark for measuring language generation capabilities across diverse user-facing tasks in 29 Indic languages spanning 13 writing scripts and 4 language families.

Improving compositional reasoning capabilities of SOTA Vision-Language Models through a new Coarse-to-Fine contrastive learning technique as well as effective hard negative mining.

New datasets and a modular method for weakly-supervised instruction guided image manipulations.

Proposed a modular method (FaiRR) for logical reasoning over natural language rule bases. Our methods ensure model faithfulness by assured causal relation from the proof step to the inference reasoning. FaiRR is more interpretable, efficient as compared to baselines, and generalizes better to OOD logical reasoning tasks.

Past Work (Bioinformatics Research)