Noam Kolt is an Assistant Professor at the Hebrew University Faculty of Law and School of Computer Science and Engineering.

Noam’s research focuses on the governance of AI, automation in the legal system, and broader questions of institutional design. Alongside his doctoral studies at the University of Toronto, Noam served as a research advisor to Google DeepMind and was a member of OpenAI’s GPT-4 red team. Previously, Noam practiced international law and corporate law, and held fellowships at the University of Toronto’s Centre for Ethics and Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology and Society.

Noam’s scholarship has been published in the Washington University Law Review, Berkeley Technology Law Journal, Yale Law & Policy Review, Melbourne University Law Review, International Journal of Constitutional Law, and other peer-reviewed venues, including NeurIPS, ACM FAccT, and Science.

Links:
Academic profile
Research papers

To read an interview with Noam, see here.