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Chris Marsden is a Professor of Artificial Intelligence, Technology and the Law at Monash University, directing the Digital Law Group. He serves on the ARC College of Experts (2024-26) and holds fellowships at Columbia University’s CITI and the International University of Japan’s GLOCOM. His research focuses on regulation by code, AI law, cyberlaw, and disinformation governance. He has authored 5 monographs, over 50 refereed articles, and contributed to major international research initiatives worth over $30 million. His work intersects law, technology, and policy, addressing global challenges in digital regulation.
Education: PhD in Law (University of Essex, 2011). Previous roles include Professorships at Sussex and Essex Law Schools, leadership in UKRI-funded consortia, and advisory roles for governments/IGOs since 1995.
Research Interests: Regulation by legal/software/social code, AI governance, platform accountability, net neutrality, and digital policy. His work bridges interdisciplinary gaps between law, computer science, and economics, emphasizing co-regulatory solutions and global norms.
Awards and Honors:
- Fellow of Columbia Institute for Tele Information (CITI), 2024–
- Expert, International Expert Consortium on AI Regulation (RECSAI), 2024–
- Fellow, Institute for Global Communications (GLOCOM), 2008–
Grants and Activities: Co-directed major initiatives including the EU AI Act workshops (Warwick-Monash Alliance) and the Monash-Penn State Human Futures conference (2024). Active in policy submissions, public lectures, and conference organization across global platforms.
Labs and Teams: Leads the Digital Law Group at Monash and collaborates with Penn State’s PILOT Lab. Engages in transnational research networks like the European Internet Science (EINS) FP7 program.
