NLSummer Fellowship (US)
Why this is on the board
The law around AI is being written now, while only a few lawyers are engaging with it seriously. Research that policymakers read at this early stage will probably have a longer-lasting effect than the same piece ten years from now. In one summer you mainly learn the trade, so the biggest gain may be that afterwards you belong to that small group.
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About the role
Seasonal fellowships for law students, professionals, and academics to conduct AI law and policy research across multiple tracks. - Conduct independent or collaborative research on AI regulation, legal frontiers, or jurisdiction-specific policy questions. - Participate in an in-person Convening Week and engage with LawAI's team and broader policy communities. - Requires formal legal training or study; Legal Frontiers track welcomes non-law backgrounds with demonstrated policy expertise. - Pro…
Want to understand this first?
Start with our free course: about 100 minutes in six short units, at your own pace, with no sign-up. To go further, apply for the EA Fellowship: five weeks of reading and discussion in a small group. Also free, but selective.