Prince Amadi

Prince Amadi is a Researcher in the Department of Law at the European University Institute (EUI), a leading institution for advanced studies in the social sciences. He is part of the 2024 cohort and is actively engaged in research at the intersection of law and emerging technologies.

His research centers on the legal and regulatory challenges posed by generative artificial intelligence, particularly in the context of copyright law. He is a member of the Working Group on Law, Rationalism and Complexity and is supervised by Professor Nicolas Petit. His work aims to address the regulators’ dilemma in establishing standardized frameworks for AI-generated content.

• Nationality: Nigerian
• Supervisor: Nicolas Petit
• Research Group: Working Group on Law, Rationalism and Complexity

His research interests include artificial intelligence and the law, intellectual property, copyright, and the standardization of regulatory frameworks in complex technological environments.

As of now, no scientific awards, publications, or student advisement records are publicly listed for Prince Amadi. He is likely in the early stages of his doctoral research at EUI.