Camille A. Harris

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I’m a rising 4th year PhD student at the Georgia Institute of Technology in the Interactive Computing program. I’m advised by Diyi Yang and Neha Kumar. My research primarily focuses on biases towards underrepresented, indigenous, and colonized dialects and languages in natural language processing (NLP). Beyond that, I also study a wide span of research problems related to marginalized groups and their experiences with social media and AI systems, spanning NLP, Human Computer Interaction, and Social Computing. I am a Ford Predoctoral Fellow and a GEM Fellow.

Currently I am an intern at IBM Research on the Tech for Justice Team. Previously I was a research intern on the algorithm fairness team at Snap Inc. and an intern at Adobe Research. I earned a Bachelor’s in Computer Science at the University of California Berkeley, go Bears!

selected publications

  1. FAccT
    Exploring the Role of Grammar and Word Choice in Bias toward African American English (AAE) in Hate Speech Classification
    Camille HarrisMatan Halevy, Ayanna Howard, and 2 more authors
    In 2022 ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency 2022
  2. ACL
    VALUE: Understanding Dialect Disparity in NLU
    Caleb ZiemsJiaao ChenCamille Harris, and 2 more authors
    2022
  3. EAAMO
    Mitigating Racial Biases in Toxic Language Detection with an Equity-Based Ensemble Framework
    Matan HalevyCamille Harris, Amy Bruckman, and 2 more authors
    2021