Hi! I'm Tony, a PhD student in Information Science at Cornell University advised by Sue Fussell. My research examines the impact of AI on human-human advice communication and interaction, the ethics of AI advice-giving, and how to provide better advice to users.

I believe that new paradigms for seeing prediction and search as forms of advice communication are necessary to developing ethical AI systems that integrate with human practices. More broadly, I'm interested in AI systems that support multistakeholder communication and collaboration for applications in mental health, online communities, and computer-supported cooperative work.

I previously studied Computer Science at Georgia Institute of Technology, Human-Computer Interaction at Carnegie Mellon University, and Psychology & Philosophy at UC San Diego.

I've also taught as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Pace University, worked as a UX Researcher on Google Maps, and launched a few games (and the PS4) as a Marketer and Localization Producer at PlayStation Japan.