In this edition of the Herbert Smith Freehills Public Law Podcast, Andrew Lidbetter and Hannah Lau explore the issue of transparency in AI-driven decision-making by public bodies and regulators.
With AI being used increasingly to inform regulatory and public body decisions, we discuss the challenge that a potential lack of transparency poses and explore the current legal position. We unpack how pre-established legal principles might assist (or may need to evolve) in holding regulators and public bodies accountable when it comes to transparency in decision-making which involves AI.
Join us as we reflect on some of the legal complexities in this ever-developing area.
Nusrat Zar
Partner, London
James Wood
Partner, London
Andrew Lidbetter
Consultant, London
Jasveer Randhawa
Knowledge Counsel, London
Hannah Lau
Senior Associate, Solicitor Advocate, London
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Nusrat Zar
Partner, London
James Wood
Partner, London
Andrew Lidbetter
Consultant, London
Jasveer Randhawa
Knowledge Counsel, London
Hannah Lau
Senior Associate, Solicitor Advocate, London
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