My research combines human factors, security, privacy, and human-centered AI to examine how people interpret AI-generated content, authenticity signals, and other high-stakes forms of online information. I use user studies, interviews, and behavioral experiments to understand how design choices shape trust, safety perceptions, and decision-making.
Previously, I worked with the RAISE Lab on bias in AI-generated co-authorship networks. I earned my PhD from Boston University, where I was part of the Security Lab (SeclaBU) and collaborated with iDrama Lab and STIR Lab on detecting youth exploitation, disinformation, and coordinated abuse across social media platforms. Read more about my research here.