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Jana Diesner

Prof. Dr.

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Jana Diesner

leads the Human-Centered Computing group at TU Munich.

Her interdisciplinary group works on methods from network analysis, natural language processing, machine learning and AI, and integrates them with theories from the social sciences and humanities to advance knowledge about socio-technical systems and responsible computing. Jana earned her Ph.D. at Carnegie Mellon and joined TUM from the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, where she was a tenured professor at the School of Information Sciences.

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Stephen Meisenbacher

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Shaghayegh Kolli

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Nafiseh Nikeghbal

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Link to MCML at ICML 2026

03.07.2026

MCML at ICML 2026

82 Accepted Papers (70 Main, and 12 Workshops)

Publications @MCML

2026


[4]
S. Kolli • T. Cavelius • N. Nikeghbal • S. Dalal • J. Diesner
StylisticBias: A Few Human Visual Cues Drive Most Social Bias in MLLMs.
AI4GOOD @ICML 2026 - Workshop on Trustworthy AI for Good at the 43rd International Conference on Machine Learning. Seoul, South Korea, Jul 06-11, 2026. To be published. Preprint available. URL GitHub

[3]
N. NikeghbalA. H. KargaranS. KolliJ. Diesner
Who Flips? Self- and Cross-Model Counterarguments Reveal Answer Instability in LLMs.
AI4GOOD @ICML 2026 - Workshop on Trustworthy AI for Good at the 43rd International Conference on Machine Learning. Seoul, South Korea, Jul 06-11, 2026. To be published. Preprint available. URL

[2]
N. NikeghbalA. H. KargaranS. KolliJ. Diesner
Who Flips? Self- and Cross-Model Counterarguments Reveal Answer Instability in LLMs.
AIWILD @ICML 2026 - 2nd Workshop on Agents in the Wild: Safety, Security, and Beyond at the 43rd International Conference on Machine Learning. Seoul, South Korea, Jul 06-11, 2026. To be published. Preprint available. URL

[1]
A. H. KargaranN. NikeghbalJ. Diesner • F. Yvon • H. Schütze
GlotOCR Bench: OCR Models Still Struggle Beyond a Handful of Unicode Scripts.
Preprint (Apr. 2026). arXiv GitHub

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