top of page

Hi, I'm Hannah Cha

I am a predoctoral research fellow at Microsoft Research, working closely with the CSS and FATE groups. I am also a master's student at Stanford studying Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) advised by Professor Dan Jurafsky. Previously, I completed my B.S. in Symbolic Systems (Human Computer Interaction) at Stanford with a minor in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity, advised by Professor Michael Bernstein. I have interned at the Responsible AI & Tech team @ Salesforce, and as a Machine Learning Engineer Intern @ Reddit on privacy enhancing technologies. I also love teaching! I am a teaching assistant for MSR's DS3 program and previously taught as an Ethics CA for CS 221(Artificial Intelligence: Principles and Techniques) and as one of the head TAs for CS21SI (AI for Social Good).

​​

My research explores the intersection between human-AI interaction and responsible AI. I am interested in evaluation/measurement of harms caused by AI systems, especially on marginalized communities. I am also interested in leveraging participatory design methods to design for and with underrepresented communities.

​News:​

​

  • [9/26] One paper accepted to NeurIPS E&D as an oral and one paper accepted to the NeurIPS Workshop on Child Safety in AI as an oral!!

  • [7/26] Two papers accepted to AIES 2026 (one oral, one poster)

  • [5/26] Article accepted to Stanford Law Review Online 

  • [4/26] Two works accepted as parallel talks for IC2S2 2026

  • [4/26] Presented a conference paper, poster, and workshop paper at Barcelona for CHI 2026

  • [4/26] Paper accepted to ACL Findings 2026​

bottom of page