Sun Luyi
孙露旖

My research sits at the intersection of social psychology, AI, privacy, and information security — asking how human behavior, perception, and values shape our relationship with intelligent systems.

I take an inherently interdisciplinary approach: combining psychological theory, empirical user studies, and technical security research to understand how people navigate privacy in AI-mediated environments. My doctoral work, funded as a Marie Curie Fellow under EU Horizon 2020 (PriMa — Privacy Matters), investigated privacy preferences, threat modeling, and multi-party policy management in homecare and clinical contexts.

I now continue this work at Zhejiang University's Department of Psychology and Behavioral Science, exploring how human-centered design principles can guide the responsible development of AI — and how privacy functions not merely as a technical constraint, but as a deeply social and psychological phenomenon.

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