Long Hoang Nguyen

Long Hoang Nguyen serves as an Affiliated Researcher and PhD Candidate at the Technical University of Munich's Heilbronn campus within the Chair of Information Infrastructures (Prof. Ali Sunyaev). His work centers on AI accountability, integrating perspectives from Information Systems, Computer Science, and Law to examine socio-technical implications for stakeholders, particularly AI developers.

He earned a Master’s degree in Information Systems from the University of Potsdam, specializing in Data Science and Human-Computer Interaction. His academic background is complemented by professional experience as a Research Assistant at Berlin's Weizenbaum Institute and as a Software Engineer at a Potsdam-based high-performance computing startup.

Nguyen's research investigates how accountability mechanisms shape developer behavior in AI systems. He explores reward structures that encourage proactive accountability and synthesizes cross-disciplinary accountability frameworks, highlighting the interplay between technical design, legal requirements, and social dynamics in responsible AI development.

His 2024 publications reveal a focus on practical accountability interventions for developers and interdisciplinary accountability dimensions. This work contributes to emerging trends in ethical AI, emphasizing actionable strategies for embedding accountability throughout the AI lifecycle.

Scientific awards and major honors were not mentioned in the available information.

He mentors students on thesis projects related to AI ethics, autonomous systems, and blockchain, with current topics including ethically aligned harm mitigation in autonomous driving and decentralized software applications. No specific research grants are detailed in the provided materials.

Nguyen contributes to the AAIS research project (Accountable Artificial Intelligence-based Systems: A Multi-Perspective Analysis) within the Chair of Information Infrastructures, collaborating on multi-disciplinary investigations into AI accountability frameworks and developer practices.