Dr Jon Truby, UNESCO Chair on Artificial Intelligence Law & Sustainability and Visiting Research Associate Professor in AI & Technology Law at the Centre for International Law, National University of Singapore, has been selected to join UNESCO’s Global Network of Experts on AI and the Rule of Law.

The Network brings together experts from different regions and professional backgrounds to support UNESCO’s work with judicial institutions on the legal, institutional and human rights implications of artificial intelligence. It contributes to UNESCO’s efforts to strengthen judicial capacity and promote informed approaches to the use and governance of AI within justice systems.

Dr Truby’s research focuses on the governance of artificial intelligence, data and digital technologies, particularly in relation to international law, sustainability, human rights and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. His work also examines the implications of AI for courts, public institutions and regulatory systems.

In addition to his role as UNESCO Chair on Artificial Intelligence Law & Sustainability at CIL, Dr Truby serves as Chair of the International Law Association Committee on AI & Technology Law and participates in the OECD.AI Expert Group on AI Compute and Climate.

His selection to the UNESCO Network provides a further avenue for engagement with judges, judicial institutions, international organisations and experts working on the implications of AI for the rule of law.

Learn more about UNESCO’s Global Network of Experts on AI and the Rule of Law and view Dr Truby’s profile.