US-China AI Governance PhD Fellowships
Supports PhD research on reducing risks and fostering US-China cooperation in AI governance, emphasizing global policy, governance mechanisms, and international collaboration.
Funder: Future of Life Institute
Due Dates (Anticipated): November 2026 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Tuition & fees for up to 5 years; $40,000 annual stipend (US/UK/Canada); $10,000 research fund; extension funding possible.
Summary: Supports PhD students conducting research on risk reduction and cooperation in US-China AI governance, with an emphasis on global policy and governance mechanisms.
Description
This fellowship supports doctoral students dedicated to advancing research on reducing risks and fostering collaboration in US-China relations concerning artificial intelligence governance. The program emphasizes innovative work on global governance mechanisms, political and institutional analysis, and the unique challenges of AI technology that affect international cooperation. Fellows join a network of scholars, participate in events and workshops, and are encouraged to explore novel approaches to international AI risk management and policy design.
