Nathan Genicot

Nathan Genicot holds a PhD in Law, as well as master’s degrees in Law and in Philosophy. He is currently a researcher at the Perelman Centre for Legal Philosophy (ULB), an affiliated researcher at LSTS, and a guest professor at Université Panthéon-Assas. Previously, he was a postdoctoral researcher at LSTS on the AI Regulatory Sandboxes project and served as a guest professor at the VUB. His doctoral thesis, defended in 2023 at the ULB, is entitled Des règles sur mesure. Une généalogie du profilage algorithmique (Tailor-made rules. A genealogy of algorithmic profiling). His research focuses on the transformations of the law and norms as a result of advances in digitisation (particularly artificial intelligence) and quantification practices in our societies. More broadly, his interests cover philosophy and theory of law, and history of science and technology (notably social sciences).