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Helen Nissenbaum

Andrew H and Ann R Tisch Professor

Cornell University

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Cornell Tech

College of Computing and Information Science

Department of Information Science

Helen Nissenbaum is currently serving as a Cornell Tech Andrew H and Ann R Tisch Professor at Cornell University.

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Countering Privacy Nihilism Br. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

Severin EngelmannHelen F. Nissenbaum

information policydata privacycommunicationprivacy nihilisminformation privacyprivacy issuesinformation securityusable privacy

Privacy of Groups in Dense Street Imagery. (2025)

Matt FranchiHauke SandhausMadiha Zahrah ChoksiSeverin EngelmannWendy JuHelen Nissenbaum

usable privacycommunicationdata privacyinformation privacyprivacy issuesdata securityinformation securitycomputer scienceprivacy anonymitypublic lifedense street imagery

AI Safety: A Poisoned Chalice?. IEEE Security & Privacy (2024)

Helen Nissenbaum

machine intelligencesafetyartificial intelligenceintelligent computingai safetyintelligent systemscomputational intelligencecognitive sciencecomputer scienceai safety education

Privacy for Groups Online: Context Matters. Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction (2024)

Madiha Zahrah ChoksiEro BalsoFrauke KreuterHelen Nissenbaum

online groupsprivacy frameworksocial computingcommunicationgroup processdata privacysocial sciencessocial mediasocial groupsprivacy concernsprivacy issuesonline informationgroups onlineusable privacyprivacy managementprivacy norms

The Great Regulatory Dodge. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Katherine J. StrandburgSalome ViljoenHelen F. Nissenbaum

regulatory environmentregulatory requirementsregulationcompetition lawpublic policylawgreat regulatory dodge

No Cookies for You!: Evaluating the Promises of Big Tech’s ‘Privacy-Enhancing’ Techniques.. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Kirsten MartinHelen NissenbaumVitaly Shmatikov

information policytechnologycommunicationdata privacyprivacy rulesprivacy judgmentsinformation technologyprivacy issuesprivacy concernsinformation privacydata securityinformation securityusable privacyprivacy violation

Optimization’s Neglected Normative Commitments. 2022 ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency (2023)

Benjamin LauferThomas GilbertHelen Nissenbaum

sequential decision makinguncertainty quantificationcomputational optimizationfaulty modularity assumptionsmodel optimizationautomated decision-makingmathematical optimizationdecision scienceapproximate reasoningartificial intelligencereal worlddecision theoryintelligent decision makingproblematic decision boundariescomputational intelligencecomputer scienceoperations research

Strategic Evaluation. (2023)

Benjamin LauferJon KleinbergKaren LevyHelen Nissenbaum

managementautomated decision-makingbehavioral strategiesdecision sciencestrategydecision theorymanagement decisionsgame theorystrategic evaluationeffort burdenbehavioral economicsdecision subjectsbehavioral decision makinghuman decision processbehavioral game theorybehavioral sciences

Accountability in an Algorithmic Society: Relationality, Responsibility, and Robustness in Machine Learning. 2022 ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency (2022)

A. Feder CooperEmanuel MossBenjamin LauferHelen Nissenbaum

ethicsmachine learningethics of artificial intelligencerelational frameworkresponsible technologyalgorithmic governmentalityartificial intelligenceintelligent computingcomputational social scienceresponsible airelational accountability frameworksdata sciencecomputational intelligencecomputer scienceethical theory

Cryptography, Trust and Privacy: It's Complicated. (2022)

Ero BalsaHelen NissenbaumSunoo Park

trustdata privacycryptography literaturecryptographycomputer securitytrust management architectureprivacy enhancing technologiestrustworthy computingtrust relationshiptrust privacydata securityinformation securitytrust relationshipsusable privacy

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Helen Nissenbaum

Andrew H and Ann R Tisch Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

Cornell Tech

College of Computing and Information Science

Department of Information Science

Helen Nissenbaum is currently serving as a Cornell Tech Andrew H and Ann R Tisch Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Helen Nissenbaum

Cornell University

Andrew H and Ann R Tisch Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Countering Privacy Nihilism Br. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

Severin EngelmannHelen F. Nissenbaum

information policydata privacycommunicationprivacy nihilisminformation privacyprivacy issuesinformation securityusable privacy

Privacy of Groups in Dense Street Imagery. (2025)

Matt FranchiHauke SandhausMadiha Zahrah ChoksiSeverin EngelmannWendy JuHelen Nissenbaum

usable privacycommunicationdata privacyinformation privacyprivacy issuesdata securityinformation securitycomputer scienceprivacy anonymitypublic lifedense street imagery

AI Safety: A Poisoned Chalice?. IEEE Security & Privacy (2024)

Helen Nissenbaum

machine intelligencesafetyartificial intelligenceintelligent computingai safetyintelligent systemscomputational intelligencecognitive sciencecomputer scienceai safety education

Privacy for Groups Online: Context Matters. Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction (2024)

Madiha Zahrah ChoksiEro BalsoFrauke KreuterHelen Nissenbaum

The Great Regulatory Dodge. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Katherine J. StrandburgSalome ViljoenHelen F. Nissenbaum

regulatory environmentregulatory requirementsregulationcompetition lawpublic policylawgreat regulatory dodge

No Cookies for You!: Evaluating the Promises of Big Tech’s ‘Privacy-Enhancing’ Techniques.. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Kirsten MartinHelen NissenbaumVitaly Shmatikov

Optimization’s Neglected Normative Commitments. 2022 ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency (2023)

Benjamin LauferThomas GilbertHelen Nissenbaum

Strategic Evaluation. (2023)

Benjamin LauferJon KleinbergKaren LevyHelen Nissenbaum

Accountability in an Algorithmic Society: Relationality, Responsibility, and Robustness in Machine Learning. 2022 ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency (2022)

A. Feder CooperEmanuel MossBenjamin LauferHelen Nissenbaum

Cryptography, Trust and Privacy: It's Complicated. (2022)

Ero BalsaHelen NissenbaumSunoo Park

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