Anmol Singhal

I am a Ph.D. student in the Software and Societal Systems Department at Carnegie Mellon University, where I am advised by Dr. Travis Breaux. My research focuses on building LLM-powered systems that improve human-to-human communication and decision-making in software development. I design human–AI collaborative systems that help stakeholders interpret ambiguity, ask better questions, and make informed decisions—reducing the barriers between technical and non-expert users in real-world settings. Currently, I am developing AI-driven tools to support requirements elicitation, including real-time assistance for conducting effective elicitation interviews and collaborative brainstorming during early-stage software design.

Prior to CMU, I was a researcher at the Requirements and Contract Analysis group at TCS Research, India where I worked with Dr. Smita Ghaisas and Dr. Preethu Anish on addressing real-world problems in contract management. I graduated with a Bachelors in Computer Science from IIIT Delhi in 2021, where I completed my thesis as part of the Multimodal Digital Media Analysis (MIDAS) Lab. During my Bachelors, I was also a part of the Human-Machine Interaction (HMI) Lab and the Knowledge Computing and Reasoning (KRaCR) Lab.