Angjelin Hila

My research interests are situated at the intersection of human-AI interaction, sociotechnical systems, and computational social science. The impetus for my research centers on the reconfigurations of human agency within emerging sociotechnical environments and emerging forms of hybrid agency, particularly human-AI hybrid intelligence. Currently, I'm pursuing two lines of research. The first concerns measuring the effects of human-LLM interaction on variables such as social action, personal agency, and epistemological practices through both theoretical and empirical means. The second concerns pursuing avenues for human-AI collaboration broadly, and specifically in inductive methods within large-scale textual and discursive data. I employ both quantitative and qualitative methods spanning statistical analyses, NLP, classification and regression, AI-based modeling, and grounded theory.  I also maintain an abiding interest in social ontology, intentionality, and enactivist theories of cognition, which inform my theoretical lenses.