AI & The Law: Who's Responsible When Machines Decide? (w/ The AI Collective)
AI is making decisions that affect people's lives every single day - who gets hired, who gets a loan, who gets flagged as a threat.
Our legal systems were built for a world where humans make decisions. And that world is changing faster than our laws can keep up.
We're bringing lawyers, legal scholars, and policy thinkers into the room for an open, exploratory conversation - not a lecture, not a debate, just an honest dialogue about what AI means for justice, rights, and power.
We'll explore:
If an AI makes a decision that harms you, who is actually responsible?
Do citizens have the right to know when an algorithm is making decisions about their lives?
Who gets to decide how AI is built and governed - governments, corporations, or people?
What happens to democracy when AI can influence minds at scale?
Pakistan has no AI governance framework yet - who should build it, and how?
And much more...
Who should come:
Lawyers, legal scholars, policy researchers, constitutional thinkers, and anyone curious about the intersection of law and technology. No technical background needed - your understanding of rights, accountability, and governance is exactly what this conversation needs.
As always, food and drink, engaging conversation, and incredible company will all be provided!
Please be advised: Unfortunately, space is very limited at these community events and we can not always accept everyone we would like to. If you are not accepted to this event, please keep applying! We appreciate your application tremendously and we are looking forward to seeing you at a future event very soon!
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