Law and Technologies Webinar Series
Ethics and AI - A Public Perspective
Third and final in the series of three online dissemination events covering different aspects of the AIDE Project research regarding Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare.
8 June 2023
Reference to Blaxites film
Regulating AI in Healthcare - What do the Public Think?
Second in the series of three online dissemination events covering different aspects of the AIDE Project research regarding Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare.
25 May 2023
"Introduction to AI - What's Going On?"
First in the series of 3 online dissemination events covering different aspects of the AIDE Project research regarding Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare.
11 May 2023
Data Trusts : Group Privacy as Control?
Joe Massey and Kieron O'Hara
15 March 2023
Top Down Altruism The EU Data Governance Act
Barbara Prainsack and Katharina O'Cathaoir
8 March 2023
Bottom Up Data Law Equity and the Citizen Scientist
Robin Pierce and Jiahong Chen
1 March 2023
The Malabo Convention: Bridging the AU-EU Divide
Mercy Mutindi
22 February 2023
Multi Scale Ethics - Why we need a sociological approach to the ethics of AI in healthcare at different scales
Dr Melanie Smallman, UCL
8 June 2022
Innovation for Good : a Global Technology Governance Perspective
Professor David Winickoff, OECD
1 June 2022
Reproductive and Genetic Privacy in Genome Editing
Professor Judit Sandor, Central European University
18 May 2022
Advancing Inclusion, Promoting Good Governance and Building Trustworthiness; Lessons from the All of Us Research Programme
Professor Rosario Isasi,
University of Miami
Scaffolding stakeholder involvement and engagement in the governance of technologies for healthcare: Perspectives from Japan
Professor Beverley Yamamoto
Osaka University, Japan
16 March 2022
Whose ethics? Embedding public participation in AI governance
Aidan Peppin, Senior Researcher
Ada Lovelace Institute
9 March 2022
Will an App a Day Keep the Doctor Away?: Ethical and Legal Issues Surrounding mHealth Apps
Assistant Professor Ma'n Zawati
McGill University, Canada
3 Mar 2022
Patents as Governance for Human Genome Editing
Professor Jacob S. Sherkow University of Illinois,
College of Law
Understanding expectations as techniques of legitimation: the case of imagined futures through global bioethics standards for health research
Dr Mark Flear,
Queen's University Belfast
Law, knowledge, and the making of modern health care
Prof Emilie Cloatre
University of Kent Law School
AI in the age of COVID-19: an opportunity for innovation or inescapable risk to human rights
Dr Anjali Mazumder
The Alan Turing Institute
Law-by-design and automated decision making: a reinterpretation of Art. 22 GDPR
Professor Christian Djeffal
Technical University of Munich
LEGAL ISSUES OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN HEALTHCARE IN THE US
Professor Sara Gerke
Harvard Law School
Analysis of digital health data: from research lab to app store
Professor Maurice Mulvenna
Ulster University
Cognitive Sovereignty in the Era of Machine Learning and ‘Big Data’
Professor Lee Bygrave
University of Oslo
UK-REACH: Exploring the legal and ethical implications of linking healthcare, employment and registration data of UK healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic
Ruby Reed Berendt and Dr. Edward Dove
University of Edinburgh
Sharing the Golden Standard? The GDPR stand on sharing biobank data within and without the EU
Professor Jane Reichel and Santa Slokenberga
Stockholm University and Uppsala University