Making AI progressive: What should regulation look like under Labour?

​Artificial Intelligence has made great strides over the past year, with policymakers struggling to keep up with technological developments. A Labour government will have important decisions to make about how to regulate AI to harness its benefits for society, while mitigating risks.

​Join Labour Digital to hear from a panel of experts and join the discussion on what Labour’s approach to AI should be.

​Speakers:
Matt Rodda MP, Shadow AI Minister, 
Camilla de Coverly Veale, Policy Director at Startup Coalition
Sam Sharps, Executive Director at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
Kerry McLean, General Counsel at Intuit
Chair: Lulu Freemont, Secretary of Labour Digital