Lisa Egede

Lisa Egede is a PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University, specializing in Human-Computer Interaction. Her research focuses on AI ethics and user experience design, particularly in the application of technology in Black communities. Her work emphasizes designing human-centered and fair technologies, aiming to address issues of technological bias through culturally sensitive and inclusive design. Her findings have been published in multiple top-tier academic conferences and have garnered attention within the academic community. Additionally, she is committed to promoting technological equity for marginalized groups, particularly in the areas of privacy protection and accessible public transportation.

• 2021·IEEE International Conference on Big Data·Researcher
  • Proposed an interactive auditing pipeline for visual privacy research to tackle biases in privacy protection technologies.

• 2018 – Present·Carnegie Mellon University·PhD Student
  • Focuses on Human-Computer Interaction, with research interests in technology fairness and culturally sensitive design.