Making language technology work for people.
Human-centered natural language processing explores how to make natural language processing (NLP) systems more human-centered, focusing on technology that truly serves people's needs and respects human values. The field investigates how to create NLP systems that are not only powerful but also transparent, fair, and easy to understand. Researchers examine critical questions about making language technology more intuitive and accountable while ensuring it promotes beneficial outcomes for society.
Faculty exploring human-centered natural language processing.
Lillian Lee
Charles Roy Davis Professor of Computer Science
Gilly Leshed
Full Teaching Professor of Information Science, Director of MPS, Information Science
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Michael Macy
Goldwin Smith Professor of Arts and Sciences in Sociology, Director of the Social Dynamics Laboratory at Cornell
Mor Naaman
Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs at Cornell Tech, Don and Mibs Follett Professor of Information Science
Rajalakshmi Nandakumar
Assistant Professor of Information Science
David Rand
Professor of Information Science, Henrietta Johnson Louis Professor of Management
Mats Rooth
Professor in the Department of Linguistics , Director of Computational Linguistics Lab
Mats Rooth
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Office: 203A Morrill Hall
Phone:(607) 255-0716
Julio Salas
Visiting Associate Professor of information science
Julio Salas
David Shmoys
Laibe/Acheson Professor of Business Management & Leadership Studies
