Jeffrey P. Bigham

Funding

My research is funded by:
Apple, Bosch, DARPA, Google, Microsoft, the National Institute of Disability Rehabilitation Research, the National Science Foundation, and Yahoo!

My work is additionally supported by a CMU HCII Career Development Fellowship.

Opinions

"The two hardest problems in computer science are: (i) people, (ii), convincing computer scientists that the hardest problem in computer science is people, and, (iii) off by one errors."

Students & Postdocs

Teaching

Jeffrey P. Bigham, with short beard, smiling in front of a leafy green background

Associate Professor
HCII Ph.D. Program Director
 Human-Centered Machine Intelligence

Human-Computer Interaction Institute
Language Technologies Institute
School of Computer Science
Carnegie Mellon University

3525 Newell-Simon Hall

C.V. |  Google Scholar | Short Bio

I work to advance Human-AI Collaboration, mostly in (i) accessibility (esp. access technologies), (ii) crowdsourcing and human computation (esp. systems that combine AI and human intelligence together, and work to improve the worker experience), and (iii) dialog systems (esp. those that deeply integrate human computation and dialog together).

Research Highlights

Recent Publications

All Accessibility Chorus Crowdsourcing Dialog Dyslexia Scribe VizWiz
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A complete list of my publications is available on my C.V..