PhD in AI Regulation & Human-Centered Computing

University of Copenhagen; København; On-site; DKK 262,000 - 374,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Copenhagen invites applications for a PhD fellowship on Street-level Bureaucracy of Regulatory Implementation for AI. The project is part of REGULAIRE, a European doctoral network studying how regulation learns and adapts in changing technology landscapes.

You will conduct in-depth qualitative studies of EU digital regulation in SMEs developing AI-related tech, map translation of regulatory guidance into design, and collaborate across institutions with a focus on human-centered

Qualifications

• MSc degree or equivalent in related field (CS, HCI, law, policy).
• Good written and oral English skills.
• Publications and relevant work experience encouraged.

Responsibilities

• Carry out qualitative research on how EU digital regulation is implemented in SMEs.
• Collaborate with researchers across institutions and partners in REGULAIRE.
• Publish scientific papers and participate in seminars, courses and secondments.

Skills

Qualitative research

English proficiency

International mobility

Education

MSc degree or equivalent in CS/HCI/Law and policy

Job description

The University of Copenhagen invites applications for a PhD fellowship on Street-level Bureaucracy of Regulatory Implementation for AI. The project is part of REGULAIRE, a European doctoral network studying how regulation learns and adapts in changing technology landscapes.

You will conduct in-depth qualitative studies of EU digital regulation in SMEs developing AI-related tech, map translation of regulatory guidance into design, and collaborate across institutions with a focus on human-centered