Omar Shaikh

Hey there! I'm a fourth (!!) year Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Stanford, co-advised by Michael Bernstein and Diyi Yang. Previously, I was an undergrad in the College of Computing at Georgia Tech (go Jackets!), advised by Diyi Yang and Polo Chau.
I'm interested in human-AI grounding—namely, how should we define, measure, and build computational representations of shared context between humans and artificial intelligence. I work on NLP methods to measure and model the construction of common ground between humans and computers. I also build HCI systems that help people build common ground with eachother.
Also: if you're an undergrad at Stanford interested in research (especially if you identify with a historically marginalized group), please reach out! I'm more than happy to chat about opportunities here!

Featured Research Publications

from Human-Computer Interaction
arXiv 2026
from Computer Use
UIST 2025
in Language Model Generations
NAACL 2024
Study and Benchmark
ACL 2025
Simulating Conflict to Teach Conflict Resolution
CHI 2024

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