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Postdoc in AI Safety for Mental Health
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Postdoc in AI Safety for Mental Health is a AI Safety Engineer role (full-time). with University of Oxford. in OXFORD, GB. Compensation shown: $43K–$52K (est.). Imported listing (source: mlscientist.com). Apply on the employer's site (mlscientist.com).
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OXFORD · GB
$43K–$52K (est.)
Full-time
JUNIOR
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Sourced from mlscientist.com
A postdoctoral research position in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Oxford, focused on safety engineering for a generative AI interview system. The role centers on LLM supervisor modules that monitor and safeguard AI-driven mental health interviews. The researcher will contribute to building safe, reliable generative AI systems for sensitive clinical applications.
Responsibilities
- Conduct research on safety engineering for a generative AI interview system
- Design and evaluate LLM supervisor modules for monitoring AI interviews
- Collaborate with the Department of Psychiatry on clinical AI safety
- Publish research findings and contribute to the project's technical development
Requirements
- PhD (or near completion) in a relevant discipline
- Background in AI safety, machine learning, or NLP
- Experience working with large language models
- Strong research and communication skills
Nice to Have
- Experience with mental health or clinical applications of AI
- Familiarity with safety evaluation and monitoring techniques for LLMs
University of Oxford
Oxford · GB · 18166+ employees
The University of Oxford is an independent, self-governing, world-leading centre for learning, teaching, and research, and the oldest university in the English-speaking world. It comprises colleges, academic divisions, departments, faculties, libraries, museums, and related university services distributed throughout Oxford rather than on one central campus.
