Tech Regulation Readiness: Risk and Responsibilities
Day 2 | 11:00 – 11:30 | Workshop Room 2
Prof. Dr. Jatinder Singh
RC Trust, Univeristy of Cambridge
Abstract
As AI continues to rise in prominence, so too has the focus on tech-related regulation. While various existing, new, and emerging regulations may apply differently depending on the particular context or domain, they generally require practitioners to adopt a risk management approach. This talk will explore some key aspects of risk management in the AI space, highlighting considerations relevant for practitioners that may not only help meet legal obligations but also encourage a more responsible approach to development, thereby leading to better innovation.
Prof. Dr. Jatinder Singh
Jat Singh is based at the Research Centre for Trustworthy Data Science & Security (UA Ruhr / University Duisburg-Essen) and the Computer Laboratory at the University of Cambridge. He leads the Compliant & Accountable System Research Group, which focuses on bridging the gap between computer science and law, with a particular emphasis on digital rights and responsibilities. Jat is also active in the tech-policy space, working with government, regulators, professional bodies and third-sector organisations.