In A Nutshell
Gather and assess on-the-ground evidence regarding responsible AI commitments and progress in your assigned country.
Responsibilities
- Conduct primary data collection within their country, completing the GIRAI questionnaire and survey tools.
- Participate in mandatory capacity-building sessions, where they will be introduced to responsible AI from a human rights perspective, and trained on GIRAI’s methodology, data collection strategies, and supervision protocols.
- Receive a comprehensive Researcher’s Handbook covering definitions, justifications, guidance, and examples for each thematic area of GIRAI.
- Adhere to data quality standards, follow established data flow processes, and meet timelines and milestones as outlined by the GIRAI team and Regional Hubs.
Skillset
- In-depth knowledge of AI governance, policies, as well as the social and ethical implications of AI and digital technologies.
- Advanced research skills and experience in AI-related fields, with a focus on responsible AI, data protection, data policy, and data sharing.
- Familiarity with recent policy developments related to AI in the designated country.
- Strong command of written and spoken English and fluency in one or more official languages of the designated country.
- Availability to engage stakeholders, including state actors, in collecting evidence and disseminating research results.
- Experience in online data collection and assessment of documentary evidence.
- Demonstrated ability to work independently, meet deadlines, and adhere to data quality standards.
- No conflicts of interest that could interfere with the ability to conduct impartial assessments of available evidence.
- Stable internet connection. (with an average download speed of 25 Mbps)
- Availability for project commitment: training session in September 2025, and data collection and analysis for a total of 60-80 hours between October to December 2025.