Work featured in The New York Times (2), The Washington Post, Nature (2), MIT Tech Review (2), Wired (3), and 404Media
Founded Queer in AI in 2018 to promote inclusion of queer researchers in AI and raise awareness of AI-related harms to queer communities
Chaired the first Queer in AI @ NeurIPS satellite workshop; helped organize Queer in AI workshops at ICML 2019, NeurIPS 2019, and ICML 2020, plus numerous social events
Served on the NeurIPS 2018 Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Board
Vice President of External STEM Partnerships at oSTEM
Co-founded and led the Undergraduate Research Ambassadors Program and Big O Theoretical Computer Science Club at Georgia Tech as an undergraduate
Proposed and organized the first Home Depot Deep Learning Competition at Georgia Tech
Mentors multiple undergraduate and graduate students
Background
CBI Postdoc Fellow at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU)
Research interests include AI ethics, critical AI, community mobilization, and 3D vision
Uses audits, human subjects research, and critical analysis to predict and understand the impacts of AI on the world
Collaborates with policymakers, civil society, and impacted communities to identify and close knowledge gaps hindering progress
Develops technical tools for broad audiences to mitigate AI harms