Summer Research Fellowship, EU Law
Institute for Law & AI (LawAI)Cambridge
Why this is on the board
The EU AI Act is in place, but how regulators and courts will interpret it is still largely open. Legal research published now can help shape that interpretation. And because companies outside Europe often fall in line with European rules, a well-founded argument about limiting the risks of powerful AI systems can have effects far beyond Brussels.
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About the role
A full-time research fellowship in EU AI law and policy, running 28 June 2027 to 3 September 2027, mainly in person in Cambridge, UK.
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