John P. Dickerson

John P. Dickerson is a tenured Professor of Computer Science at the University of Maryland and Chief Scientist at Arthur AI. He holds a PhD from Carnegie Mellon University and is affiliated with UMIACS, AMSC, HCIL, and MTI. His work bridges machine learning and economics, focusing on fairness, robustness, and incentive design in complex systems. Research areas include algorithmic fairness, healthcare optimization (e.g., organ allocation), and AI ethics.

• Education: PhD in Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University
• Affiliations: UMIACS, AMSC, HCIL, MTI

His research is supported by NSF CAREER, NIST, DARPA, and industry grants. Notable contributions include fairness in clustering, robustness in face detection, and kidney exchange optimization. He advises startups like GovShop and has been recognized with Siebel Scholarship and Facebook Fellowship.

Key projects include Arthur AI's enterprise AI monitoring systems and collaborations with UNOS on organ allocation. Current focus is growing Arthur and mentoring students in machine learning and operations research.