Weiyu Max Li

Title: Weiyu Max Li and Generative AI for Incident Workflows.

Introduction

Weiyu Max Li is an inventor associated with PagerDuty, Inc. and based in San Francisco, California. Her patent work explores how generative AI can help users describe incidents in natural language and turn that information into structured instructions for creating incident workflows.

Latest Patents

Li is named on one patent, “Using Generative AI to Make a Natural Language Interface.” The invention describes an operations computing system that receives a user’s initial natural-language description of an incident and generates prompts based on it. A machine-learning model produces clarifying questions or instructions, which the system sends to the user. After receiving additional natural-language input, the system uses the model to create structured data for each prompt and then updates that data with instructions for building an incident workflow. This approach is designed to guide users from an initial incident description toward an actionable workflow.

Career Highlights

Li’s listed patent reflects work at the intersection of generative AI, natural-language interfaces, and incident operations. Her contribution focuses on using conversational clarification to organize incident information and support workflow creation. The patent record lists 1 patent for her.

Collaborations

The patent information also names Gordon R. Towne and Nate M. Meierpolys as coworkers associated with Li.

Conclusion

Weiyu Max Li’s patent presents a generative-AI approach to clarifying incident descriptions and converting them into structured instructions for incident workflows.