LINCOLN LEADS IN LAW: Will a computer ever be able to serve justice?

Name: LINCOLN LEADS IN LAW: Will a computer ever be able to serve justice?
Start: 2021-01-21
End: 2021-01-21
Location: LIVE ONLINE SEMINAR

Speaker(s):

Sir Andrew Longmore, Lord Justice of Appeal; Prof Stefan Enchelmaier, Professor of European and Comparative Law; Miranda Saunamaki, Graduate Student (BA of Civil Law); Chair: Syed Ali, Graduate Student (MPhil, Various

About the event

Event date:

21 January 2021

Event time:

17:30 - 19:00

Oxford week:

Audience:

Faculty Members

Postgraduate Students

Undergraduate Students

Venue:

LIVE ONLINE SEMINAR

Registration:

https://www.facebook.com/lincolnleads/

Organised by:

Lincoln College

Who to contact:

Syed Ali

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LINCOLN LEADS IN LAW

Will a computer ever be able to serve justice?

With artificial intelligence attracting growing attention across various scientific fields, we would like to examine in this year’s Lincoln Leads in Law if serving justice is something inherently human or if, on the contrary, a computer could serve fairer, more unbiased justice. To this end, we have the pleasure to welcome the following speakers:

Alumnus speaker: Sir Andrew Longmore, Lord Justice of Appeal

Fellow speaker: Prof Stefan Enchelmaier, Professor of European and Comparative Law

MCR Speaker: Miranda Saunamaki, Graduate Student (BA of Civil Law)

Chair: Syed Ali, Graduate Student (MPhil in Law)

Thursday January the 21st 5:30pm to 7:00pm, online on Zoom Webinar (click here to register)

Theme:

General Interest