Qunfang Wu

Qunfang Wu is a researcher at the Harvard University Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society, specializing in Human-Computer Interaction and Human-Centered AI. Her research covers conversational governance on social media, the community and educational impacts of AI technologies, as well as digital government and information behavior. She has published numerous papers exploring issues such as race in online communities, technical challenges in addressing crime and gender binary discussions, and societal risks of AI-generated technologies. Qunfang Wu is also dedicated to mentoring the next generation of researchers and actively recruits students interested in HCI and AI-related fields.

• 2020–Present·Harvard University Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society·Researcher
  • Research focuses include the societal impacts of AI technologies, digital government and information behavior, and community-centered design.
• 2017–2020·University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill·Researcher
  • Specialized in studying the interactions of social technologies and online communities.

• 2015–2017·Syracuse University·Ph.D.
  • Field of study: Information Science, focusing on sociotechnical interaction and digital governance.
• 2012–2015·Peking University·Master's
  • Field of study: Social Computing and Interaction Design.