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In this episode of the DM-Mi Podcast, we continue our mini-series on Artificial Intelligence by diving into a critical aspect of AI: Governance. Joining us is Dr. Anthony Murphy, an Associate Professor of Forensic & Applied Psychology at the University of Birmingham. Dr. Murphy lends his extensive knowledge of psychology and ethics to explore the multifaceted role of governance in AI.

Throughout the episode, we tackle pressing questions surrounding AI governance. Does AI require oversight to ensure ethical use and development? What are the potential threats that unregulated AI poses to society? Who should be responsible for implementing AI governance, and how can it be practically achieved without stifling innovation?

Dr. Murphy discusses the delicate balance between regulation and freedom in the tech world, examining what the costs to innovation might be if governance is too restrictive, as well as the risks of too little oversight. This episode is essential for anyone interested in the intersection of technology, ethics, and law, providing deep insights into how we might navigate the evolving landscape of AI governance.

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