Henry Fraser

Dr. Henry Fraser is a Lecturer in the School of Law at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), within the Faculty of Business & Law. He holds a PhD in Law from the University of Oxford. His research focuses on the regulation of artificial intelligence and new technologies, particularly the allocation of responsibility in complex digital systems. Fraser previously completed a post-doctoral fellowship at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society. He has over a decade of legal practice experience, specializing in commercial law for tech businesses, intellectual property, and privacy. Fraser co-founded Treescribe, a contract automation startup, and maintains active engagement with legal technology communities. His work bridges scholarly research and practical legal challenges in AI governance, cybersecurity, and automated decision-making systems.

**Education**: PhD (Law), University of Oxford.

**Research Interests**: Regulation of AI, liability frameworks for AI harms, digital supply chain accountability, cybersecurity policy, and automated decision-making governance. His work emphasizes legal accountability, risk management, and ethical implications of emerging technologies. Fraser often collaborates with interdisciplinary teams and contributes to policy discussions at national and international levels.

**Key Contributions**: Fraser’s publications address AI opacity in litigation, risk assessment in EU AI regulations, and Australia’s regulatory approaches to AI standards. He has submitted expert opinions to government consultations on cybersecurity, privacy laws, and electronic execution regulations. His research highlights the need for adaptive legal frameworks to address the complexities of AI systems.

**Professional Links**: Active on LinkedIn, ORCID, and Google Scholar. Collaborates with the ARC Centre of Excellence and contributes to initiatives like the ADM+S Research Group.