Since 2020 the AI Politics Hub has provided an interdisciplinary environment for research and teaching on the politics and political-economy of artificial intelligence.

Our Research

The group encourages research and teaching that looks into questions around policy (e.g. regulation), philosophy (e.g. ethics), and political economy (e.g. the value-chains through which AI is produced, impact of ownership structures on distribution).

Teaching

Our teaching so far has included two courses: Global Politics of AI - Transnationalism, Agency, and Governance and Artificial Intelligence - Ethics, Regulation, and Everyday Politics. Both courses have been highly commended by students, providing a social science introduction to AI, and have been attended by students from diverse academic and professional backgrounds, including the technology sector and civil service.

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