Biography
Dr. Matthijs Maas is a Senior Research Fellow (Law & AI) at the Legal Priorities Project; a research affiliate with the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk (University of Cambridge), and a non-residential research associate at King’s College, University of Cambridge.
His work focuses on mapping theories of change for long-term AI governance, different international institutional designs for AI, the effect of AI on international law, and arms control regimes for military uses of AI technology.
Matthijs received a PhD in Law from the University of Copenhagen, and a MSc in International Relations from the University of Edinburgh. He has previous experience working at The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies and the Dutch Embassy in Beirut, amongst others.
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- Artificial Intelligence Governance
- Effects of AI on International Law
- Existential risk mitigation
- International Institutional & Regime Design
PhD in Law, 2021
University of Copenhagen
MSc International Relations, 2013
University of Edinburgh
BA in Arts, 2012
University College Utrecht, University of Utrecht
