Responsible & Safe AI Research Intern
Research how AI can be made safe, trustworthy and accountable, and help turn findings into standards, assessments and benchmarks like CRAFT.
About AI 2030
AI 2030 is a global nonprofit advancing responsible AI. We bring together the people, capabilities and partners needed to make AI safe, trustworthy and beneficial, with a North Star of improving one million lives by 2030. Our work spans Global Membership, the AI 2030 Institute, AI 2030 Labs, the Accelerator, Global Events and the Responsible AI Marketplace.
About the role
As our Responsible & Safe AI Research Intern, you will support AI 2030 research on AI governance, assurance and safety. Your work will inform our assessments, education programs and benchmarks used by organizations adopting AI.
What you will do
- Review research, regulations and frameworks on AI safety, governance and risk
- Support the development of assessments, benchmarks and the CRAFT program
- Collect and analyze data for AI 2030 reports and briefs
- Draft research summaries, policy notes and educational content
- Support working groups led by AI 2030 Global Fellows
What we are looking for
- Currently enrolled in, or recently graduated from, a degree in computer science, data science, public policy, law, ethics or a related field
- Strong research, analysis and writing skills
- Familiarity with AI concepts and responsible AI principles
- Attention to detail and accuracy
Nice to have
- Knowledge of the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001 or similar frameworks
- Experience with Python, data analysis or model evaluation
- Published or academic research
What you will gain
- Mentorship from AI 2030 Fellows and researchers
- Research credited in AI 2030 publications
- Access to AI 2030 Summits and Chicago AI Week
- A certificate of completion and reference
AI 2030 welcomes applications from people of all backgrounds, ages, gender identities and abilities. We are an equal opportunity organization and do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability or veteran status.