Henry Fraser is a law and technology scholar and lecturer at QUT with nine years' experience bridging legal practice, policy and tech product design. He researches regulation and governance of AI and automated decision-making, focusing on allocating responsibility across complex digital supply chains and governance of AI companion chatbots, work that has influenced national and international standards including NIST. A former TMT/IP practitioner and co‑founder of contract automation startup Treescribe, he blends practical product-building experience with a DPhil from Oxford in copyright, internet policy and ethics. He advises tech and health businesses on privacy and commercial tech matters, and applies agile, UX-aware methods to deliver accessible legal tools and innovative licensing solutions. Not obviously, his background spans hands-on JSON-driven content engineering for legal automation as well as high-level policy engagement with the European Commission and Australia’s Expert Group on AI.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - DPhil, Copyright Law, Passed without corrections, Doctor of Philosophy - DPhil, Copyright Law, Passed without corrections at University of Oxford
The University of Sydney
HSC, High School, UAI: 99.90, HSC, High School, UAI: 99.90 at Sydney Grammar School
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