The AGI Governance Fellowship Program will pay for your travel to Washington DC as well as your accommodation and meals.
You will participate in a 5-day program every week which will include lectures from professors, seminars, group work and meetings with guest speakers.
The guest speakers will come from labs that are working on the artificial intelligence technology, government, universities and civil society organizations.
At the end of the program you will work on group projects that will help with AGI Governance. For example, you might design a system to help people make decisions in a way or create laws to deal with the challenges posed by artificial intelligence systems that can improve themselves. The AGI Governance
Fellowship Program 2026 will give you the opportunity to work on projects like these and make a contribution to AGI Governance.
 

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People are making intelligence systems that can do things that humans can do and sometimes even better. These powerful systems will change the way we govern ourselves and live together. We need to update our systems of government to work with these new artificial intelligence systems. We also need to create systems that are designed to work with them. This requires a lot of work from people who understand both the social and technical aspects of governance. A new fellowship program at Johns Hopkins University School of Government and Policy led by Professors Gillian Hadfield, Seth Lazar and Nicholas Caputo is being offered to help train the generation of leaders in AGI Governance. The AGI Governance Fellowship Program 2026 is an opportunity for people who want to learn about AGI Governance.

Summary:

Deadline: 15 July 2026

Category: Postgraduate, Fellowship

Opportunity Locations: United States

To apply you must:
have a degree in a relevant field or have equivalent work experience.
Be early in your career within 8 years of finishing your undergraduate degree.
have an understanding of artificial intelligence systems and how they are governed.