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Oxford China Policy Lab Fellowship

Oxford China Policy LabOxford

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How the United States and China compete on AI helps determine whether powerful AI systems are introduced carefully or hastily. Few researchers know both Chinese politics and AI policy well, so one solid analysis from this fellowship can steer policymakers' thinking, though you never know in advance which research actually gets read.

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About the role

A research fellowship on US-China AI competition, with a two-week in-person intensive in Oxford (5 April -16 April 2027), then asynchronous work during Trinity Term 2027.

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