Summer 2025 Intern, Technology Department - Analytics Division

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Requirements:

• Strong interest in algorithmic justice, demonstrated by past work, research, volunteer organizing, or other projects
• Excellent research, writing, and communication skills
• Strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently as well as in a team
• Proficiency in a programming language for statistical analysis, such as R or Python, is preferred but not required
• Familiarity with software development, developing cloud (AWS, GCP, Azure) based tooling and open-source libraries related to generative AI (for applicants with technical backgrounds)

Responsibilities:

• Conduct sociotechnical analyses of generative AI systems
• Conducting a landscape analysis of current generative AI offerings and possible implementations, evaluating various options given potential ACLU use cases
• Adapting cutting edge research on bias testing of large language models (LLMs) to develop a model-agnostic testing and evaluation toolkit
• Support the ACLU’s Generative AI Working Group with subject matter expertise on applied questions related to the privacy, security, fairness, accuracy, and transparency of generative AI systems
• Participate in the ACLU’s Generative AI Reading Group
• Assist with the drafting, production and distribution of public facing materials such as blogs or presentations about generative AI
• Leading or participating in other data science projects with members of the legal analytics team