Many people don't know how to pronounce my name. Please call me Sophia to make your life easier!
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I am a Malone Postdoc Fellow in the Department of Computer Science at Johns Hopkins University, affiliated with the Malone Center for Engineering in Healthcare and the Center for Language and Speech Processing. I am mentored by Mark Dredze, Ziang Xiao, and Chien-Ming Huang. My research lies at the intersection of Human-Computer Interaction, AI, and Software Engineering. [more]
I design, build, and evaluate human-AI collaborative systems that empower people to understand and work with subjective and interpretative data, such as qualitative interviews and source code. As AI takes on increasingly autonomous roles in data analysis and software development, I study how humans can effectively collaborate with and evaluate AI in professional workflows.
My long-term goal is to make human-AI collaboration truly effective and trustworthy. I want to help people accomplish more with AI while keeping them in control, especially in subjective and high-stakes tasks where human judgment matters most.
I mainly pursue two complementary directions:
Integrating AI into human analytical workflows to help people tackle complex tasks beyond their current expertise. For example, a novice researcher can conduct rigorous qualitative analysis, and a new developer can comprehend unfamiliar codebases.
Studying when and how humans should supervise, validate, and provide their judgement in AI's autonomous process, especially for subjective, high-stakes work.
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CHI EA 2024
The 4th HCI+NLP Workshop at EMNLP2025
I love building software that helps people solve real problems. I value reproducibility and open source.