Hack RadarPanel Discussion: Who’s Responsible When AI Goes Wrong - Pause AI Scotland
- in-person
proper panel on AI accountability when things go wrong: MPs, lawyers, and ML researchers on stage, actually trying to figure out the liability gaps. playfair library, free, november 1st, and the questions matter more than the answers here. if you care about this stuff, go ask the people who might actually shape the rules.
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As AI systems are integrated into critical infrastructure, healthcare, and defence, the question of accountability remains unresolved. This panel discussion brings together parliamentarians, legal specialists, and researchers to examine where responsibility lies when AI causes harm. The panel includes voices from the Scottish and UK Parliaments, alongside scientists working at the frontier of machine-learning research and legal practitioners with direct experience in technology governance. The discussion will explore the gaps between current regulatory frameworks and the pace of technological deployment. We will address liability structures, the limitations of existing safety standards, and the practical challenges of enforcing accountability across borders and complex supply chains. The conversation is designed to be rigorous and evidence-based, with space for audience questions. Hosted by PauseAI Scotland. Open to policymakers, researchers, legal professionals, and members of the public with an interest in AI and its relationship to our world.
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