معرفی
Carlos Toxtli is an Assistant Professor at Clemson University where he leads the Human-AI Empowerment Lab. His research applies Human-Centered AI to create fair workplace tools, focusing on NLP, computer vision, and crowdsourcing ethics. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from Northeastern University and previously worked at Google, Microsoft Research, and Snap Inc.
Education:
- Ph.D. Computer Science, Northeastern University
- M.S. Innovation & Technological Entrepreneurship, Monterrey Institute of Technology
- MBA, IEDE Business School
- B.S. Computer Science, University of the Valley of Mexico
- B.S. Computer Engineering, National Autonomous University of Mexico
Research Focus: Dr. Toxtli develops AI systems promoting workplace fairness through ethical frameworks. His work spans: 1) Human-AI collaboration for task management, 2) Bias mitigation in gig economies, 3) Multimodal interfaces for accessibility, and 4) Culturally adaptive systems. His lab explores how AI can augment human capabilities while ensuring transparency.
Publication Trends: Recent works demonstrate strong focus on LLM reliability (7 papers), human-AI teaming (4 studies), and ethical AI frameworks (3 publications). Over 60% of 2024-2025 output addresses real-world deployment challenges.
Awards:
- UNESCO IRCAI Global Top 100 project
- Google Apps Developer Challenge 1st Place
- Facebook Developers World Hack 1st Prize
- Intel Innovation Latin App 1st Prize
- NSF STIR Labs Research Grant
Leadership: Founded the Human-AI Empowerment Lab securing $1.2M in NSF/industry grants. Supervises 8 PhD students in human-centered computing projects. Previously co-founded 5 tech startups including ComproPago (acquired by Coca-Cola FEMSA).
