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Science and Technology Policy Fellow, Legislative Branch Cohort in AI

American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)Washington

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Why this is on the board

Members of the US Congress decide on AI legislation, yet their offices rarely have anyone who understands the technology itself. As a fellow, you are that person: you advise on rules for the companies building the most powerful AI systems, though the member of Congress has the final say – and the place is open only to US citizens.

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About the role

A legislative branch fellowship placing scientists and engineers in congressional offices to advise on AI policy.

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