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Consultant, Culture-Cultivating Inclusive and Sustainable AI Policy for the Creative Sector
UNESCOUNESCO Research Consultant comparing AI governance frameworks across seven jurisdictions. Producing policy profiles and recommendations for inclusive, ethical AI in cultural and creative sectors.
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in AI governance frameworks, comparative policy analysis, and regulatory research, with a strong focus on cultural and creative industries. Proficient in synthesizing complex legal and policy texts and producing comprehensive research reports and policy recommendations.
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Comparative Policy AnalysisAI Governance FrameworksProject ManagementResearch Report ProductionAnalytical Skills
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Hard Skills
Comparative LawRegulatory ResearchPolicy AnalysisData GovernanceIntellectual Property ManagementCultural Diversity FrameworksAI EthicsResearch MethodologiesPolicy Brief ProductionSynthesis of Legal Texts
Soft Skills
Strong Writing SkillsCommunication SkillsAnalytical Skills
Industry Keywords
Digital GovernanceCultural and Creative IndustriesAI RegulationInternational LawPolicy FrameworksLabour RightsAccess to AI ToolsAlgorithmic BiasCultural GatekeepingUNESCO
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Conduct and coordinate a structured comparative review of AI governance frameworks across the EU, United States, United Kingdom, Australia, South Korea, Brazil, and South Africa
- Conduct desk-based research and map national AI laws, regulatory strategies, and policy frameworks
- Analyse sector-specific measures relevant to cultural and creative industries and GLAM institutions
- Assess AI ethics, intellectual property management, labour rights and skills development, cultural diversity and inclusion, data governance, and access to AI tools
- Identify mitigation strategies for data scarcity, algorithmic bias, and fragmentation
- Examine alternative platform structures addressing cultural gatekeeping concentration
- Produce structured AI policy and initiatives profiles for each jurisdiction
- Coordinate input from partner institutions responsible for specific geographic areas
- Provide technical advice to the pan-European Survey on the Impact of AI
- Attend online consortium meetings and accompany UNESCO teams in relevant meetings and working groups
- Submit progress reports and contribute to internal project reviews and reporting cycles
- Deliver comparative analysis, jurisdictional profiles, final consolidated report, findings, and policy recommendations
Requirements
What you’ll need- Degree in international law, public policy, political science, digital governance, or related fields
- Minimum 5 years of relevant professional experience
- Demonstrated experience in comparative policy analysis or regulatory research, preferably in AI, digital governance, or culture
- Proven track record producing research reports, policy briefs, or academic publications
- At least 2 years of relevant experience in project management and implementation
- Strong writing and communication skills
- Strong analytical skills in comparative law and policy research methodologies
- Solid understanding of AI governance frameworks and the regulatory landscape for AI at EU and international levels
- Familiarity with cultural and creative industries policy, intellectual property rights, and cultural diversity frameworks
- Ability to synthesise large volumes of legal and policy text across multiple languages and jurisdictions
- Excellent spoken and written English
- Working knowledge of French or Spanish is desired, not required
Benefits
Comp & perks- Remote work location
- Six-month consultant contract
- Opportunity to contribute to an international Horizon Europe research and innovation project
- Collaboration with UNESCO and CULTURAI consortium partners
- Potential inclusion in Talent Pools, subject to candidate consent