Noa researches the influence of AI technologies on human rights and explores ways to make them more inclusive, fair, and aligned with democratic values. She is interested in the societal benefits of AI technologies and in understanding and mitigating their risks.

One of her recent works addresses digital linguistic disparities, analyzing how large language models (LLMs) present far-reaching opportunities while also reinforcing offline hierarchies and limiting participation for speakers of digitally marginalized languages.

She recently completed her postdoctoral fellowship at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where she was an associate member of the Three Generations of Digital Human Rights Research ERC project.

In 2023, she was selected for the Young Forum of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities on Generative AI. As a PhD candidate, she was a visiting researcher at Cornell Tech’s Digital Life Initiative (DLI).