When: Wednesday, September 15, 2021, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PMWhere: Virtual event, online
A joint event between Queen Mary Global Policy Institute, the Society for Computers and Law and The World Bank
The regulatory and policy environment of Artificial Intelligence is one that is both in a state of flux and attracting increasing attention from policymakers and business leaders at a global scale.
AI is having an impact on most aspects of government activities, business operations, and people’s lives. Proposals in favour of letting the technology advance unregulated are under question, with the increasing realisation of the potential pitfalls of such unhindered development.
The policy analysis expertise of the QMGPI, the practitioner insights of SCL, and the global reach and influence of The World Bank created the opportunity for a discussion of the very latest insights that reaches different sectors and layers of the AI regulatory and policy landscape.
Dr Fernando Barrio, SCL Trustee and Senior Lecturer in Business Law, School of Business and Management, Queen Mary University of London and Academic Lead for Resilience and Sustainability, Queen Mary Global Policy Institute
Professor Colin Grant, Vice Principal International, Queen Mary University of London
David Satola, Lead ICT Counsel, The World Bank
Patricia Shaw, SCL Chair and CEO, Beyond Reach Consulting
Dr Julia Ive, Lecturer in Natural Language Processing, Queen Mary University of London
Lord Tim Clement-Jones CBE, Former Chair, House of Lords Select Committee on AI, Co-Chair of APPG on AI and Chair of Council, Queen Mary University of London
Jacob Turner, Barrister at Fountain Court Chambers and author of ‘Robot Rules: Regulating Artificial Intelligence’
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