Hire Research Internship (Postgraduate/Doctoral) - Evaluating Commercial Understanding in AI-Assisted Contract Management
About the Role We’re looking for a postgraduate or doctoral intern to tackle an emerging problem at the intersection of AI, legal technology, and commercial strategy. Most AI contract analysis today evaluates whether a system can recognize clauses, spot deviations, or flag legal risks. But in real enterprise negotiations—especially in sectors like Oil & Gas, Energy, Infrastructure, and Aerospace—contracts are more than legal documents. They encode commercial relationships, risk allocation, incentives, and strategic intent. The question we’re asking is: Can an AI system truly understand the commercial dynamics of a contract, not just its legal provisions? And more importantly: How should we evaluate that understanding? This is not a traditional NLP benchmark problem. It’s a research challen
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