Jamie Susskind has joined Jasveer Randhawa from Herbert Smith Freehills on the latest episode of their Public Law Podcast series. The episode delves into the regulation of AI, exploring the balance needed between regulation and innovation, and comparing the previous Conservative approach with what we can expect from Labour. They also discuss the use of AI in the public sector, reflecting on the challenges of transparency and accountability for those subject to AI, be they individuals or businesses.

This podcast can be listened to on SoundCloud, Apple and Spotify.

Jamie Susskind writes for the Financial Times on AI regulation: “There is more to AI regulation than safety”.

Last week, the Prime Ministerial Taskforce on Innovation, Growth, and Regulatory Reform (known more catchily as TIGRR) published a 130-page report setting out a “new regulatory framework” for the UK. It offers a possible glimpse of the future of data regulation. Continue reading →