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Viswonathan Manoranjan is an M.S. Computer Science student at UNC Chapel Hill working on multimodal human behavior, gesture generation, and language model evaluation.

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publications

SHARD: Safe and Helpful Alignment via Self-Reframing Distillation

Published in Findings of EMNLP 2026, 2026

We introduce SHARD, a self-reframing distillation method that rewrites sensitive prompts to surface benign intent, reframes responses into safe and helpful ones, and fine-tunes the model on its self-reframed outputs — improving safe-helpfulness without sacrificing safety.

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teaching

INLS 509-001: Information Retrieval

Teaching Assistant, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2026

Teaching Assistant for INLS 509-001: Information Retrieval (Fall 2026), taught by Yue “Ray” Wang.