NLSummer Research Fellowship, EU Law
Institute for Law & AICambridge
Why this is on the board
The EU AI Act has been adopted, but how strict it turns out to be in practice depends on implementing rules and guidelines that are still being written. Few lawyers know both EU law and the risks of advanced AI, so one solid analysis from ten weeks of research can reach the people drafting those rules. Whether it does, you can't know in advance.
This board is in beta and this is our judgement. If you think we have it wrong, tell us. Give feedback · How we reason about it
About the role
A ten-week summer research fellowship for legal professionals to conduct EU AI law research and policy work. - Collaborate with mentors on self-selected or assigned research projects aligned with LawAI's EU law priorities, potentially drafting reports or advising policymakers. - Participate in mentorship, expert Q&A sessions, networking events, and technical workshops focused on AI governance and policy. - Requires background in law (degree, training, or research experience); prior AI experti…
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.