Hometown: Straubing, Germany
Education: B.A. University of Mannheim; Joint M.Sc. Stockholm University and M.A. LMU Munich
Research Interest: AI governance, global politics of technological change
Publications:
-Tallberg, J., Erman, E., Furendal, M., Geith, J., Klamberg, M., & Lundgren, M. (2023). The global governance of artificial intelligence: Next steps for empirical and normative research. International Studies Review, 25(3), viad040.
– Tallberg, J., Lundgren, M., & Geith, J. (2024). AI regulation in the European Union: examining non-state actor preferences. Business and Politics, 26(2), 218-239.
Why CGES: What happens on both sides of the Atlantic in terms of AI policymaking will fundamentally shape how AI will be developed and deployed. The BMW Center provides ideal scope conditions for an interdisciplinary and transatlantic exchange on this important policy issue.