Sarah Cen

About

Sarah H. Cen is an Assistant Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering and Engineering & Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University. Sarah's research lies at the intersection of machine learning, statistics, economics, law, and public policy. Her recent work includes projects on AI audits, AI supply chains, social media regulation, algorithmic fairness, causal inference under network interference, individual rights in the age of AI, procedural due process for AI-driven decisions, and more. Before CMU, Sarah was an HAI postdoctoral researcher at Stanford, jointly affiliated with Stanford Law School's RegLab and the Department of Computer Science, working with Daniel Ho and Percy Liang. Sarah earned her PhD in EECS from MIT, advised by Aleksander Mądry and Devavrat Shah. She previously