Fully Funded PhD in AI Persuasion, Harmful Responses, and Linguistics Anglia Ruskin University in United Kingdom

Applications are open for the third cohort of PhD students at the Centre for Human-Inspired Artificial Intelligence (CHIA), University of Cambridge. The opportunity is centered on research in trustworthy AI, human-AI collaboration, contextual safety evaluations, and the deployment of AI and agents in high-stakes settings. The poster also notes that co-supervision arrangements can be made with supervisors from across the university, and lists potential primary supervisors including Anna Korhonen,...

University of Edinburgh is advertising postgraduate research study in Informatics: ILCC: Language Processing, Speech Technology, Information Retrieval, Cognition , with PhD and MScR routes available. This opportunity is based in the School of Informatics , within the Institute for Language, Cognition and Communication (ILCC) , and is closely connected to research groups such as the Centre for Speech Technology Research (CSTR) and the Centre for Design Informatics . Research themes include natura...

Applications are now open for fully funded PhD opportunities at Northumbria University through the UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in Citizen-Centred Artificial Intelligence (CCAI) . This doctoral training opportunity focuses on Artificial Intelligence with an emphasis on how AI can better serve people, communities, and society. The post highlights a broad, interdisciplinary approach and welcomes applicants from a wide range of disciplines. You do not need to be an AI specialist to apply. Key ...

King's College London is advertising a PhD opportunity in computational approaches for mapping political polarisation in the age of AI . The project sits at the intersection of political science , computational social science , computer science , statistics , and related quantitative fields, with a focus on understanding what political polarisation means, how it can be measured, and how AI and social media may shape it. The project is intentionally broad and is expected to evolve around the inte...

The University of Southampton is offering a competition-funded Doctor of Philosophy project, “Can machines invent a visual language we can read? Emergence and interpretability of agent-made symbols” , in the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences. The PhD will investigate how populations of artificial agents invent shared visual symbol systems through interaction. It will examine when these systems become stable, efficient, compositional, abstract, and understandable to humans. Unlike toke...