The Science Briefing

Artificial intelligence: who is responsible when AI goes wrong?

The Science Briefing

Show Notes

There aren't just a bunch of ethical issues with AI, but potential legal problems as well.

Who's responsible when a self-driving car gets into an accident?

What happens if ChatGPT leaks copyrighted or protected information?

Dr Sophie Calabretto talks to Cosmos Magazine journalist Petra Stock about how our legal systems aren't ready for an AI future and the exploited labor behind artificial intelligence.

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