Jeonggyu Kang
M.S. Student, School of Computing, KAIST
Collaborative Social Technologies Lab
Advisor: Prof. Joseph Seering
Bridging electrical engineering, artificial intelligence, and human-computer interaction to understand how AI agents think, talk, and collaborate.
I'm a first-year Master's student at KAIST's School of Computing, investigating multi-agent LLM dialogue systems—specifically, why AI agents with distinct personalities gradually converge to similar responses, and how cognitive psychology can inform better architectures for genuine collective intelligence.
My path spans electrical engineering, industry AI development at Samsung Electronics, and human-computer interaction research.
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Multi-Agent LLM Dialogue Systems
Investigating persona convergence in multi-agent conversations and developing cognitive architectures for genuine collective intelligence.