Chen Chen (陈晨)

Hi! I’m a second‑year PhD student in the School of Computer Science at the University of Sydney, and I’m fortunate to be advised by Associate Professor Chang Xu.
My research focuses on the intersection of machine perception (generative AI) and privacy-preserving generation. Specifically, I develop robust privacy safeguards for state-of-the-art generative models to enhance the novelty and diversity of outputs while also preventing the unauthorized replication or disclosure of sensitive and proprietary training data. This work aims to protect both end-users and model developers from legal and ethical complications. Central to this effort is a dual objective: ensuring strong protections against legal and ethical violations, such as those involving copyrighted material or sensitive medical records, while maintaining the highest possible fidelity and performance in generative capabilities.
Contact: cche0711[at]uni.sydney.edu.au
news
Mar 02, 2025 | [Paper accepted] Our paper “Investigating Memorization in Video Diffusion Models” has been accepted at DATA-FM Workshop @ ICLR 2025. |
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Feb 27, 2025 | [Paper accepted] Our paper “Enhancing Privacy-Utility Trade-offs to Mitigate Memorization in Diffusion Models” has been accepted at CVPR 2025. |
Feb 21, 2025 | [Internship] I have completed my Applied Scientist internship at Amazon and received an inclined vote for return. |
Feb 11, 2025 | [Paper accepted] Our paper “Exploring Local Memorization in Diffusion Models via Bright Ending Attention” has been accepted at ICLR 2025 as a Spotlight paper (Top 5.1%). |
Sep 15, 2024 | [Marathon] I have successfully finished the 2024 Sydney Marathon (42.195km). |