Mitchell Gordon

Mitchell Gordon is an Assistant Professor and KDD Career Development Professor in Communications and Technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of CS. His research interests include AI and Society, Artificial Intelligence + Machine Learning, Human-Computer Interaction, Natural Language and Speech Processing. He can be contacted via email at mlgordon@mit.edu or through his website at https://www.eecs.mit.edu/people/mitchell-gordon/.

Mitchell L. Gordon is a researcher at OpenAI and an assistant professor at MIT CSAIL, focusing on Human-Computer Interaction, Machine Learning, and Social Computing. His work explores the intersection of technology and human behavior, with an emphasis on improving user experiences through innovative interfaces and ethical algorithmic practices. Gordon's research includes developing systems for end-user audits, enhancing privacy in crowdsourced applications, and analyzing the impact of technology on cognitive and behavioral patterns. His publications address challenges in machine learning fairness, generative model evaluation, and the design of interactive systems for education and health. His contributions span both technical and societal aspects of human-computer interaction.