Researching the “science of substantial similarity” in AI-related copyright litigation with Cornell’s Laboratory for Rational Decision Making and TRAILS.
Neuro · Psychology · LawRead the project note Cornell Engineering · Fort Lee, NJ
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Elle Kim＊
I’m interested in how technical systems work—and how design, law, and policy shape their place in people’s lives.
Current lines of inquiry
How can computation help us examine difficult real-world questions?
Ongoing · 2026
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Archive
Past projects,
experiments, and unfinished ideas.
A selective index of research, design, one-day builds, and ideas that continue to inform how I work.
01Design Wind CRIPComputing · PolicyPublished researchA climate-risk modeling tool presented at IEEE MIT URTC.02Dynamic marketsComputing · PolicyOne-day research buildA game-theory simulation of strategy in changing oligopolies.03StimScapesComputing · Design · CommunityComputational media researchNeurodivergent-led research translated into an educational game.04BroadbandComputing · Policy · CommunityPolicy researchCounty-level analysis connecting broadband access and health outcomes.05sentfromdaniDesign · CommunityCreative businessA middle-school sticker and preset shop with 400+ sales.06FinanciPetComputing · DesignWeb app prototypeA pet-based experience designed to make financial literacy approachable.
A short note
I like work that refuses to stay in one box: software that makes research legible, research that changes how we build, and policy grounded in how technology actually works.
Currently studying Operations Research & Information Engineering at Cornell, with an intended minor in Philosophy.