adrian tame
labs
I build evaluations and tools for understanding when AI systems can be trusted.
selected work
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Regex evaluation at Plicara Labs
I built a study and evaluation tooling to examine test passing, regex safety, and errors in benchmark answer keys.
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Bayesian optimization and fair comparisons
My thesis explores spline surrogates; a companion manuscript examines how optimization machinery can change the conclusions of a comparison.
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Mollify
I help build this Rust-native analysis engine for Python, making codebase findings available to developers, CI, and coding agents.
about me
I am building Plicara Labs, my independent AI research lab: reproducible studies, benchmarks, and tools for understanding and improving AI systems. Its projects include labloop, an agent-driven experiment loop, and regexbench, an evaluator for LLM-generated regular expressions.
At S&P Global, I am a Lead II Data Scientist working on document extraction and internal benchmarking for model evaluation. Previously, I worked on experimentation and customer segmentation at Zillow and held data-science leadership roles at Coca-Cola FEMSA. More about my experience.
I studied applied mathematics at ITAM, where I completed my MSc in Data Science coursework in 2022; my thesis is expected in September 2026.
Underneath the agent work is a decade+ of statistical practice: Bayesian optimization (my MSc thesis develops Bayesian Adaptive Spline Surfaces as a surrogate model and an alternative to Gaussian processes), agentic systems and benchmarks for them, causal inference, and large-scale experimentation and A/B testing. The through-line in both halves is the same: I care about systems whose conclusions can be trusted, with honest uncertainty, tiered evidence, and results that survive contact with production.
Right now I am learning econometric theory, systems design, and Rust. I am always happy to collaborate on agentic systems, benchmarking, novel AI research, and anomaly detection.
latest posts
| Jul 08, 2026 | Mollify, Agents, and Integration |
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| Jan 07, 2026 | three ways to run SQL locally |