About

Hi! I'm a second-year Master's student in Information Science at Cornell Tech, where I am grateful to work with Professors Angelina Wang and Tanzeem Choudhury on projects related to AI evaluation and behavioral sensing. Previously, I received my Bachelor's degree from Brown University, where I worked with Professor Harini Suresh on responsible AI education.

My research focuses on designing human-centered AI systems that support human wellbeing while preserving agency. I approach this goal from two complementary directions: (1) understanding and evaluating how AI shapes human agency and wellbeing, and (2) using these insights to design responsible, context-aware human-AI interactions, particularly for behavioral health. I'm excited to collaborate on projects related to human-AI interaction, personalization, and AI and wellbeing, or chat more about my work. Feel free to reach out by email!

In my free time, I enjoy reading, writing, making art, thrifting, dancing, cooking and baking (espcially matcha-flavored pastries), and exploring nature.

Selected Publications

Conference & Journal Papers

Zeitgeist-Aware Multimodal (ZAM) Datasets of Pro-Eating Disorder Short-Form Videos: An Idea Worth Researching

E. Shaveet, Z. Sramek, Y. Hamamoto, J. Du, S. Griffiths, T. Zhang, T. Viranda, W. Hornby, F. Salim, K. Yatani, T. Choudhury

International Journal of Eating Disorders (IJED), 2026

Designing Stakeholder-Based Pedagogy for AI Ethics Education: Insights from a Multi-Institutional Case Study

Y. Zhang, H. Suresh, J. Netter

Proceedings of the AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Society (AIES), 2025

Short Papers

Small-Scale Feasibility Tests for Ocular and Physiological Signal Processing During Short-Form Video Content Consumption

E. Shaveet, Y. Xu, T. Zhang, T. Choudhury

Poster at UbiComp & Health Symposium, 2026

News

September 2026 - Our ZAM short paper was accepted to the International Journal of Eating Disorders.

June 2026 - Our work on gaze tracking was presented at the UbiComp & Health Symposium.