US-China AI Governance PhD Fellowships
Forecasted
The US-China AI Governance PhD Fellowships from the Future of Life Institute support research on international cooperation and risk mitigation in AI governance between the US and China.
Funder: Future of Life Institute
Due Dates (Anticipated): November 2026 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: $40,000 annual stipend (US/UK/Canada), tuition & fees for 5 years, $10,000 research fund
Summary: Supports PhD students advancing research on collaborative AI governance between the US and China.
Key Information: Program status and future deadlines are projected; check program page for updates.
Description
The US-China AI Governance PhD Fellowships, offered by the Future of Life Institute, are designed to support doctoral students committed to advancing research on collaborative governance between the United States and China in artificial intelligence. The fellowship aims to build a community of emerging scholars focused on mitigating risks associated with US-China AI competition and promoting effective international cooperation. Fellows are encouraged to explore topics such as global governance structures, political and technological factors influencing bilateral engagement, and institutional designs for safer AI development. The program seeks to deepen understanding of how collaborative governance can address critical challenges in AI safety and policy.
