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Jacob Livingston Slosser is an Assistant Professor at the Centre for Comparative European Constitutional Studies (CECS) at the University of Copenhagen Law Faculty. His research intersects law and cognitive science, focusing on the nature of legal cognition. Jacob has worked on externally funded projects examining the design implications of hybrid legal intelligence systems and the intersection of administrative law and human rights. His interdisciplinary work spans various fields, delving into legal meaning-making and the societal effects of technology. Notable projects include his current research on the legal narratives influencing decision-making processes, particularly with respect to advancements in quantum computing and AI. Jacob previously worked on the PACTA project, analyzing algorithmic decision-making in public law, and the COLLAGE project, which explored the role of linguistic framing in judicial interpretation. He actively contributes to academic discourse through various conferences and workshops aimed at integrating cognitive science within legal studies.
Focuses on clinical, social, and cognitive psychology.