Machina Judicata: Automation, AI and Justice - views from the court @UCLLaws
Machina Judicata: Automation, AI and Justice - views from the court  @UCLLaws
Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Join Brick Court Chambers, leading AI law firm AWO, and UCL Laws for this discussion on how courts will grapple with the rise of automation.

Fillmed on 18th January 2024 at UCL Faculty of Laws

The rise of automated systems - and their effects - has caused much public discussion and debate. The Prime Minister called an 'AI Summit' in November 2023, focused on AI safety and the need for governance. Yet the reality of how such systems will be dealt with by courts is often overlooked.
Join Brick Court Chambers and leading AI law firm, AWO, and UCL Laws for this discussion on how courts will grapple with the rise of automation.

Speakers:
Sir Richard Aikens
Sarah O’Keeffe
Ravi Naik
Sian McGibbon
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