Hi, I'm Matt Groh.

I am an assistant professor at Northwestern University in the Management and Organizations department at the Kellogg School of Management and by courtesy in the Computer Science department at the McCormick School of Engineering. I am also the principal investigator of the Human-AI Collaboration Lab.

My research examines the dynamics of human-AI collaboration with a focus on synthetic media, medical diagnosis, and empathic communication. Bridging methods from social science and machine learning, I build large-scale digital experiments to study questions around when, where, why, and how the combination of human problem solving and AI systems leads to hybrid systems that surpass (or fail to surpass) the performance of either humans or the machine alone.

You can find my CV here, research on Google Scholar and latest thoughts on Twitter.

I am taking new PhD students; please apply to Northwestern in Fall 2024 and mention my name in your application if you are interested in working with me. I advise students in both the Computer Science and Management and Organizations departments. Due to significant volume of emails, I cannot respond to emails about PhD applications.