Eve Dill accepted into Stanford’s Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI) Data Science Scholars Program

Written By Changing Cities Research Lab

September 2026

Sarah-Eve Dill, a Sociology PhD student and NSF Graduate Research Fellow, has been selected as a 2026 Stanford HAI Data Science Scholar, joining a cohort of 15 PhD students across fields including law, physics, computer science, and education. Her research uses computational methods to study how economic inequality plays out in everyday urban life, combining mobile GPS data to measure economic segregation with computer vision on Google Street View imagery to identify signs of investment and inequality in the built environment.

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