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Dominik Meier & Anne Wu
Dominik Meier & Anne Wu

Cornell Tech

When

March 26, 2026 at 5:25:00 PM

Where

Digital Life Seminar

Abstract

The Digital Life Seminar series offers students and guests an opportunity to engage actively with leading scholars and practitioners researching and responding to the development and application of digital technologies.

About

Dominik Meier is a PhD student in Computer Science at Cornell Tech. He received his undergraduate and Master’s degrees in IT-Systems Engineering from the University of Potsdam in Germany. His research focuses on algorithmic decision-making systems, particularly in high-stakes domains like healthcare. He designs algorithms that aim to transform data collected by individuals into meaningful insights, helping them reflect, experiment, and take informed action. Dominik works with Kyra Gan, Raaz Dwivedi, and Deborah Estrin. As a DLI Fellow, he explores how we can build technologies that promote user autonomy, transparency, and shared benefit in an increasingly algorithmic world.

Anne Wu is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Cornell Tech, advised by Professor Yoav Artzi.
Her research focuses on building grounded AI agents that can continually learn from multimodal (e.g., text, speech, vision), real-time, and natural interactions, and that can collaborate with humans reliably and effectively. As a DLI Doctoral Fellow, she seeks to explore the societal dimensions of this work and investigate how to align model capabilities with human goals, contexts, and constraints to support better human-AI collaboration.

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