Qing Xiao
Human-Computer Interaction Institute
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Newell-Simon Hall 2602
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Hi! I’m Qing Xiao, a PhD student at the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. My work sits at the intersection of human–computer interaction, responsible AI, and public policy, with a particular interest in evolving human–AI relationships. As AI systems with increasing social and interactional capabilities enter private life, workplaces, and the public sector, my research examines the social and ethical implications of this shift. My work aims to further inform the design and governance of more human-centered and responsible socially intelligent AI systems.
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