Completed DPhil Projects in AI Law and Governance

The regulation of deepfakes: exploring a multi-faceted approach to preventing and redressing deepfake harms
Jyothsna Gurumurthy, supervised by Professor Rebecca Williams and Dr Giovanni De Gregorio
Submitted in 2026

Adjudicating the rights to privacy and data protection before the CJEU and the ECtHR in the age of surveillance capitalism
Juliana da Cunha Mota, supervised by Professor Jeremias Adams-Prassl and Professor Rebecca Williams
Submitted in 2025

Re-Formulating the Public-Private Divide in light of the emergence of Data Dependent Utilities under Article 6 of the GDPR 
Beril Boz, supervised by Professor Rebecca Williams and Professor Jeremias Adams-Prassl
Submitted in 2023

The Evolving Role of the Judge in Digitally Assisted Adjudication 
Genevieve Vanderstichele, supervised by Professor John Armour and Professor Jeremias Adams-Prassl
Submitted in 2023

Corporate Criminal Liability Under EU Law
Sebastian Raduletu, supervised by Professor Rebecca Williams
Submitted in 2023

Non-Compensatory Damages and Public Interests
Václav Janeček, supervised by Professor James Goudkamp
Submitted in 2023

Non-state actors and norms of responsible behaviour in cyberspace
Jacqueline Eggenschwiler, supervised by Professor Rebecca Williams
Submitted in 2020

Computer (mis)use and the law: what's wrong with the CMA?
Kristopher Wilson, supervised by Professor Rebecca Williams
Submitted in 2019