AI research & evaluation
Assessing model responses for factual accuracy, analytical reasoning, consistency, and adherence to specialized research instructions.
Political scientist, quantitative researcher, and AI research & model evaluation specialist. Connecting rigorous social science with the questions that shape decisions, policy, and emerging technology.
I’m a quantitative researcher and data analyst with a PhD in Political Science, specializing in international relations and public policy. My work connects advanced research design, statistical analysis, and practical decision-making across government, higher education, and AI evaluation.
In my current AI work, I evaluate how large language models reason, use evidence, and follow complex instructions. I pay particular attention to factual accuracy and whether a response accounts for the context behind a question. My background in public-sector analytics and international security research informs that judgment.
A multidisciplinary approach that pairs quantitative depth with careful judgment about context, evidence, and what the data can actually tell us.
Assessing model responses for factual accuracy, analytical reasoning, consistency, and adherence to specialized research instructions.
Statistical modeling, data visualization, survey design, and clear communication of findings for complex policy and organizational questions.
Research spanning public administration, domestic and international security, inequality, and the behavioral foundations of collective action.
Contract-based evaluation of large language model reasoning, factual grounding, and complex instructions; development of research-intensive prompts and assessment criteria.
Performance analysis, predictive dashboards, and executive-level reporting supporting workforce and grant initiatives.
Statewide quantitative research and policy analysis, program evaluation, interactive dashboards, and performance measures.
Teaching analytical reasoning and translating social-science frameworks into accessible learning experiences.
International security research supported by the Department of Defense Minerva Research Initiative, integrating qualitative and quantitative methods.
Peer-reviewed research and doctoral scholarship examining political behavior, inequality, and security.
Brittnee Carter, Benjamin Rogers & Amilee Turner · Women & Criminal Justice, 33(2), 94–119
Amilee A. Turner · University of Kansas
University of Kansas
International Relations & Public Policy · Minor in Comparative Politics