Jacob Turner of Fountain Court Chambers sheds light on the issues surrounding the use of predictive policing, explainability of AI decision making, potential legal or non-legal solutions, and whether AI ought to be bestowed with legal personhood.

Timestamps:

0:07 Introducing Jacob Turner and overview of current use of predictive policing

05:36 Is there negative stigmatisation of such AI technologies?

07:48 Is increasing complexity of AI an issue?

10:23 How should AI be regulated? Hard/soft laws, sector-specific solutions, public/private use distinction, balance struck in UK and EU, alternatives to legislation)

24:15 Legal personhood of AI discussed within 'Robot Rules'

29:25 Would AI liability serve justice for possible victims of discriminatory facial recognition? Accountability and notions of justice

35:24 Public outrage's impact on AI use

37:14 Roundup of topics discussed and Jacob's Solicitor Advocate journey

42:07 : Switch to Bar and differences in skills used