Andrew Anderson
Ph.D. Student, Oregon State University
Research Interests:
Andrew's research is primarily in human-AI interaction, and he is specifically interested in how to better support diverse people who interact with AI in diverse ways.
Bio:
Born and raised in Aberdeen, Scotland, Andrew moved to the USA with his family in 2005. He attended Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, TX for his undergraduate degree, double-majoring in mathematics and computer science.
Andrew is currently a Ph.D. candidate at Oregon State University, advised by Dr. Margaret Burnett. He is also minoring in statistics, advised by Dr. Katherine McLaughlin.
Andrew has worked on eXplainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI), and he has recently started working on supporting agricultural workers in a multi-institutional grant through the US Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Outside of his work, Andrew enjoys spending his time playing video games, lifting weights, and having quality time with his friends. He enjoys the company of his partner, going on adventures and seeking out new horizons to explore with her.
News:
03/28/24 - I'm excited to be joining IBM Watson this summer as a summer intern, working with David Piorkowski, Michael Muller, and Justin Weisz.