Research Scholar. The Research Scholar role is a one-year visiting position. It is designed to support the career development of AI governance researchers and practitioners, while offering an opportunity to do impactful work. As a Research Scholar, you will have freedom to pursue.

Research Fellow. Research Fellows are experienced researchers who play a central role in GovAI’s research agenda. Their contracts are full-time and last two years on a fixed-term basis, with the possibility of renewal. We welcome candidates from a wide range of academic and.

GovAI is hiring!. You can join us as a Research Scholar for a year, or as a Research Fellow on a more permanent basis. The deadline for both applications is Sunday 20 July 2025. Learn more about these roles in the thread and here: 1/3.

Apply for the 2026 Winter Fellowship!. Fellows join GovAI in London for 3 months to conduct paid research on a topic of their choice, with mentorship from leading experts in the field of AI governance. Application deadline: 13 July, 2025 at 23:59 BST.

What a night! We've officially launched our new London office, bringing together some of the brightest minds in AI governance from academia, industry, government, and civil society. The move from Oxford to London opens exciting new possibilities for collaboration in the UK on.

Apply for GovAI’s DC Fellowship!. Fellows will join GovAI in Washington, DC for 3 months to conduct paid research on a topic of their choice, with mentorship from leading experts in the field of AI policy. Application Deadline: May 25, 2025 at 23:59 ET.

We're hiring a Research Management Associate to help run our Seasonal Fellowships in London! Help shape the next generation of AI governance researchers, with potential to become a Research Manager. Visa sponsorship available. Apply by Sunday 9 March 2025.

Read the full paper on SSRN: And a summary on the GovAI blog: . (3/3).

A core challenge of AI governance is how to protect innovation while managing risks. Peter argues that government supervision, in which public servants oversee certain entities and have discretion to impose consequences, offers the best chance of navigating this dilemma. (2/3).

New paper! 📄 “Supervising Frontier AI Developers”, by GovAI Research Scholar Peter Wills. (1/3).

RT @sj_manning: Really excited to release this new paper on AI benefit sharing!. I think this topic -- ensuring that the economic and socie….

RT @stephenclare_: 🌐 New @GovAI_ Report on international AI benefit sharing!. Many actors are increasingly invested in shaping the internat….

RT @Yoshua_Bengio: Today, we are publishing the first-ever International AI Safety Report, backed by 30 countries and the OECD, UN, and EU.….

Research Scholar: . Research Scholar is a one-year visiting position more strongly focused on career development. In this role, you will have the freedom to pursue many types of work. This could include conducting policy research, social science research, or relevant technical.

Research Fellow: . Research Fellow contracts are full-time and last two years fixed-term, with the possibility of renewal. We are open to candidates with a wide range of research interests and backgrounds, who have a demonstrated ability to produce excellent research and want to.

GovAI is hiring! . You can join us as a visiting Research Scholar for a year, or as a Research Fellow on a more permanent basis. The deadline for both applications is 23:59 GMT Sunday 16 February 2025. Our broad topics of interest currently include — but are not limited to —.

RT @NoemiDreksler: 1/ What does the public think about AI, from its impact on jobs to how we should govern it?. We explore this in a new re….

They also introduce & draw on a new resource — the AI Survey Hub for Attitudes and Research Exchange (AI SHARE) database — developed at the GRAIL lab @purduepolsci, which aggregates AI public opinion survey data from over 200 studies conducted 2014-2023.

In the report they discuss key findings, such as public concern about job loss and views on AI governance, and further highlight emerging trends, challenges, and future opportunities in the field.