PhD Candidate in AI Governance, Digital Platforms, and Information Law University of Amsterdam in Netherlands

PhD Candidate in Systemic Actors and the Enforcement of Digital Rules at the University of Amsterdam , Amsterdam Law School / Institute for Information Law (IViR). This is a PhD opening in law , information law , and digital regulation , focused on how regulators enforce digital rules against systemic actors in the digital economy. The project examines enforcement under the DSA , DMA , AI Act , and GDPR , with attention to platform ecosystems, cloud services, and other actors with broad systemic...

PhD position at the University of Amsterdam on the effects of incorporating emotion-sensitive AI into politics and policymaking. This opening is part of the interdisciplinary A.I. Feels project, which examines how emotion-sensitive AI chatbots used by politicians and civil servants may shape policymaking and democracy. The PhD researcher will work on sub-project 1, focusing on how emotions are expressed in chatbot outputs generated in response to prompts relevant to policymakers. The project sit...

NWO Mosaic 3.0 offers a fully funded PhD opportunity for talented graduates from groups currently underrepresented in Dutch academia. The call is open across all academic disciplines , so your proposed research does not need to focus on migration, diversity, or discrimination unless that is your own interest. The post highlights an opportunity at Radboud University , specifically the Faculty of Law . Candidates interested in themes such as equality, discrimination, emancipation, inclusion , or r...

PhD opportunity at the University of Amsterdam in the project “Agents of doubt: A novel framework for understanding the impact of synthetic content on adolescents’ knowledge formation.” The project focuses on adolescents , AI-generated/synthetic content , mis/disinformation , science communication , and how young people form knowledge, experience epistemic uncertainty, and develop epistemic agency in a media environment shaped by synthetic text, audio, images, and video. The PhD researchers will...

REGULAIRE is a Europe-wide Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network coordinated by the Technical University of Munich (TUM). It offers 15 connected PhD projects on technology governance and regulatory learning, with research spanning artificial intelligence, digital platforms, quantum technologies, cybersecurity, public procurement, AI literacy, regulatory enforcement, institutional capacity, and democratic legitimacy. The network is designed for first-stage researchers who want to study ...