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I study how government officials use AI to make, interpret, and apply law.

Selected work

  • LLM-Assisted Detection of Discriminatory Local LawsInternational Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law (ICAIL), 2026
  • RCTs for Human-AI EvaluationAIES, 2026
  • AI Governance in Federal GrantmakingACM FAccT, 2025
  • Bureaucratic BackchannelSociotechnical AI Governance workshop @ CHI, 2025
  • Designing AI for Meta-Expertise in Regulatory DraftingHuman-AI Collaboration workshop @ ACM EC, 2025

Shelved

  • Mapping Funding Landscapes of Civil Society and Public Interest TechnologiesTalk @ PLSC, 2025

Recent fellowships

  • Princeton Polaris Lab (external link)Fellow
  • Stanford RegLab (external link)Fellow
  • Institute for Law & AI (external link)Fellow

Previously

  • Center for Democracy & Technology (external link)
  • Stanford Cyber Policy Center (external link)
  • The Privacy Center (external link)Advisory Board

Datasets

  • Calls for Papers & FundingLive
  • Discriminatory Local Laws (external link)Live
  • Federal Grant Notices (NOFOs) (external link)Live
  • Offprint · 500k Law Review Articles (WIP)

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I study how government officials use AI to make, interpret, and apply law.

Dan Bateyko

PhD studentCornell Information Science

Previous supportMacArthur FoundationGoogle Public Policy FellowshipThomas J. Watson Fellowship

EducationGeorgetown Law, M.L.T.Middlebury College, B.A.