AI & Law Research Fellow — Frontiers in Tech & Law

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About the role

Stanford Law School seeks a full-time research fellow to support AI and legal technology research through the Legal Innovation through Frontier Technology Lab (liftlab), directed by Prof. Julian Nyarko and Dr. Megan Ma. The fellowship, aimed at recent graduates, runs for one year with possible renewal and requires on-site work at Stanford. Responsibilities include data validation, data collection, modeling, and reporting in collaboration with legal and technical teams.

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