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Prof. Elizabeth Black — Research Profile

King's College London · Department of Informatics

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Information sourceChecked Oct 31, 2026

Graduate application deadlines

Department of Informatics

  • Computer Science Research MPhil/PhD

    2027-28 (October 2027 entry)

    • Department deadline (funded PhD positions)

      Jan 15, 2027

    • October 2027 entry — Overseas fee status (final)

      Jun 1, 2027

    • Application deadline

      October 2027 entry — Home fee status (final)

      Aug 25, 2027

    Source: kcl.ac.uk/informaticsSource: kcl.ac.uk/studyChecked Nov 2, 2026

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Prof. Elizabeth Black at King's College London Department of Informatics lists Safe and trusted artificial intelligence, Intelligent agents and multi-agent systems, Argumentation theoretic models of agent reasoning, communication and dialogue, Strategic considerations for argumentation-based dialogues, Responsible development of artificial intelligence technologies as their registered research area.

Research keywords

Safe and trusted artificial intelligenceIntelligent agents and multi-agent systemsArgumentation theoretic models of agent reasoningcommunication and dialogueStrategic considerations for argumentation-based dialoguesResponsible development of artificial intelligence technologies

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