Dr. Ido Sivan-Sevilla holds a joint academic position as an Assistant Professor at the Hebrew University’s School of Public Policy & Governance and The School of Computer Science and Engineering. His research brings together the fields of computer science and public policy by comparatively studying governance and regulatory structures across a range of cybersecurity, privacy, information integrity, and machine learning problems in a range of jurisdictions. Dr. Sivan-Sevilla develops computational methods to advance evidence-based tech policy and studies policy design, regulatory enforcement, and policy compliance across large-scale popular technologies, with the aim of developing adaptive and learning models for tech regulation.