
HAI is offering a fully funded summer fellowship for graduate students to gain hands-on experience in AI policy in Washington D.C. and California applying their technical expertise to shape responsible technology policy.
A unique opportunity for Stanford graduate students and researchers to bridge the gap between cutting-edge AI research and pressing public policy challenges.
The competition sought innovative policy analysis and solutions to help policymakers map out a human-centric approach to the safe, responsible development and deployment of emerging technologies.
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