Aditya Vashistha
Assistant Professor Computing and Information Science Cornell University      Talks, Visits, and Events
Feb 26 UK-India RAI Summit Mar 13 Doing AI Differently Apr 1 Google Research Apr 3 Democracy's Information Dilemma, UMich Apr 4 SMSI, UMich Apr 26 CHI, Japan May 7 CCSS, Cornell May 19 LLMs & Society Summit May 29 Microsoft Research India Jun 5 IISc Jun 12 Google DeepMind July 9 BURE, Cornell Bowers Oct 10 CMU HCII Seminar Nov 7 Stanford HCI Seminar |
I am an Assistant Professor at the Cornell Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science where I advise students in Information Science and Computer Science. I also lead the Cornell Global AI Initiative—an interdisciplinary, university-wide effort to integrate global perspectives into the design, development, evaluation, and governance of AI technologies.
My research aims to design, build, and evaluate Globally Equitable AI technologies to improve socioeconomic outcomes for historically marginalized communities. My research program focuses on addressing three pressing and high-impact problems: (1) Examining and combating misinformation and propaganda in low-income communities (2) Understanding and mitigating ableism for disabled people (3) Designing and evaluating responsible AI technologies in the Global South. More broadly, my research lies at the intersection of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), ICT & Development (ICTD), Human-Centered AI (HAI), and Social Computing. Before Cornell, I completed a Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Washington, where my dissertation was recognized with the William Chan Memorial Dissertation Award and the WAGS/ProQuest Innovation in Technology Award. My research is generously supported by Microsoft, Google, Meta, Infosys, USAID, and others. Recent News
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