Category: Senior Fellow Andrew Ham, MIA

Andrew Ham is a Project Manager for the Chief AI Office of New York, where he supports AI policy development, governance, and training across all NY state agencies. He is an AI researcher with an interdisciplinary background in international relations, political science, and public policy. Previously, he served as an Associate Research Fellow for the Centre of Policy Research at United Nations University where his research examined the ethical and societal implications of AI systems, gaps in governance, human-AI interactions, and the development of AI regulations and standards. Prior to this, he facilitated diplomatic training for the U.S. Department of State as a Program Coordinator at the Foreign Service Institute. He holds a Master of International Affairs from Columbia University with a concentration in economic political development and regional specialization in East Asia.

 

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In Works & News:

  • Global Trust Challenge Submission: Ombudsperson’s Purview on Public AI
  • Climate Claims in Data Center Politics
  • Statement on the Cancellation 
of RightsCon 2026
  • STICKY: Post-Davos Report and Announcement on Aula Convenings
  • Announcing 5 Global Society Convenings on AI
  • Aula in the News @ Davos 2026: Swissinfo
  • Sponsor a Hard Question on AI in Society
  • United Nations Report: Unlocking AI’s Potential to Serve Humanity: Robotics, Geospatial AI and Communications Networks