Current DPhils in AI Law and Governance

DPhil students currently researching in the AI Law and Governance Research Group.

Victoria Adelmant
Thesis: Rights, Remedies, and the Digital State
Supervised by Professor Jeremias Adams-Prassl and Professor Rebecca Williams

Connor Champ
Thesis: Do artificial intelligence systems require a unique legal framework?
Supervised by Professor Rebecca Williams

Jinghe Fan
Thesis: An Exploration of Algorithmic Proactive Measures in UK and European Law
Supervised by Professor Jeremias Adams-Prassl

Sameer Mazhar
Research: the employment status of esports athletes, in a comparative study of the UK, the EU, the US, Korea and China
Supervised by Professor Jeremias Adams-Prassl and Dr Michael Foran

Maximilian Pralle
Thesis: Value-Aligning Social Media Recommender Systems as Risk Mitigation under the Digital Services Act and Online Safety Act
Supervised by Professor Ignacio Cofone and Professor Jeremias Adams-Prassl

Isabelle St-Hilaire
Research: how equality law applies to algorithmic discrimination
Supervised by Professor Ignacio Cofone

Zoya Yasmine
Thesis: Legal Overlaps in Intellectual Property and Data Protection: Implications for Bias Mitigation in Medical Artificial Intelligence
Supervised by Professor Ignacio Cofone and Professor Dev Gangjee