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Will AI Remain Our Servant or Become Our Master?
Join our conversation with Tim Clement-Jones, the Liberal Democrat Lords Spokesperson for Digital and AI, to learn what responsible technological progress should really look like.
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AI is moving fast. Can our ability to govern it keep up?
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Explore what makes AI harder to govern than other technologies
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Understand how close we are to losing control of the servant–master balance
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Discover whether regulation can keep pace with AI development
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Challenge the idea that regulation stifles innovation
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Find out which countries are getting AI regulation right and what you can do to make a difference
Many prominent technologists have voiced concerns about the existential risks AI poses to humanity. Elon Musk has described AI as ‘potentially more dangerous than nukes’, while an Anthropic researcher recently set off a social media frenzy with claims that AI has a 10% chance of killing all humans.
Beyond the most extreme scenarios, AI’s rapid development and growing autonomy pose a governance challenge unlike those of previous technologies. So how do we make sure AI remains our servant, not our master? Can regulation keep us in control without holding back innovation? And while existential risk makes headlines, what are the more immediate consequences we should be paying attention to?
To explore these questions, we spoke with Lord Tim Clement-Jones, one of the UK’s leading voices on AI policy and governance. He chaired the House of Lords’ first Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence when technology was just beginning to enter the mainstream policy agenda, and co-founded the All-Party Parliamentary Group on AI.
TIM CLEMENT-JONES
Liberal Democrat Lords Spokesperson for Digital and AI
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Lord Clement-Jones CBE is the Liberal Democrat Lords Spokesperson for Digital and AI and has played a leading role in shaping parliamentary debate around artificial intelligence for many years. He has chaired the House of Lords’ first Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence and co-founded the All-Party Parliamentary Group on AI, which he continues to co-chair. His work extends internationally. He is a founding member of the OECD Parliamentary Group on AI and has advised the Council of Europe’s Ad-hoc Committee on Artificial Intelligence. Beyond Parliament, he advises on AI policy and regulation at DLA Piper and is the author of Living with the Algorithm.
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