Jat Singh

Dr. Jat Singh is a Research Professor at the University of Cambridge's Department of Computer Science and Technology (Computer Laboratory), leading the Compliant and Accountable Systems research group. His interdisciplinary work bridges computer science and law, focusing on technology's legal and regulatory compliance, governance of AI/ML systems, and ethical data practices. He co-chairs the Trust & Technology Initiative and is a Fellow of the Alan Turing Institute.

Education: PhD in Computer Science (Distributed Systems & Security) from the University of Cambridge, with prior legal studies. Professional background includes roles in IT services, a medical IT startup, and consulting, emphasizing governance-intensive sectors like healthcare and judiciary.

Research interests include accountability in AI, IoT compliance, data justice, and ethical algorithmic systems. Notable projects include RAInS (accountability in AI), legally-compliant IoT frameworks, and data governance in modern slavery contexts. His work explores transparency, fairness, and auditability in technology.

Scientific Awards: EPSRC Fellowship and Alan Turing Institute Fellowship. Active in tech-policy advising, collaborating with governments, regulators, and civil society.

Teaching: Leads the Technology, Law & Society module in the Advanced Computer Science MPhil. Supervises student projects on algorithmic accountability, security, and societal impacts of technology.

Labs/Teams: Heads the Compliant & Accountable Systems Group and contributes to the Trust & Technology Initiative, advancing interdisciplinary research on technology's societal implications.