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With GDPR just over 1 year old, this episode gives an early assessment of AI regulation. Simon McDougall reports from the Information Commissioner's Office while Professor Sandra Wachter highlights the potential that reasonable inference holds for regulating big data. A lively panel discussion follows.
Kathryn Corrick Corrick, Wales and Partners LLPSimon McDougall; Information Commissioner's OfficeDr. Sandra Wachter; The Alan Turing InstituteRoger Taylor; Chair, Centre for Data Ethics and InnovationCentre for Data Ethics & InnovationLord Tim Clement Jones; All-Party Parliamentary Group on Artificial Intelligence

This episode looks at dirty data; the practice of data being used to participate in discriminatory practices. Data experts, come together to discuss the consequences of algorithmic bias and how it leads data to be misused.
Includes Content by:
Marc Warner, FacultySarah Drinkwater, Omidyar NetworkKeith Porcaro, Digital PublicChristopher Markou, University of CambridgeRashida Richardson, AI Now Institute

AI governance and policy experts De Kai Wu and Joanna Bryson have worked in the field for over 30 years. Here they sit down to discuss approaches AI governance. How do we govern AI in an interconnected world? What's the inside story on the dissolution of Google shortlived AI’s ethical council. And how do we merge rules-based and virtues-based ethics systems to govern AI.

This session brings together thought leaders on data rights to discuss the impact of data on individuals and on society.
Featuring:
Martin Tisne, LuminateSana Khareghani, Office for Artificial Intelligence Gus Hosein, Privacy InternationalSylvie Delacroix, University of BirminghamJeni Tennison, Open Data Institute

This session focuses on AI education and the importance of preparing the next generation for a future which involves AI. Each person explains what their organisations are doing, and they point to the narrative problem surrounding AI and how the view of AI must be changed to encourage more people to get involved with the discipline. Throughout the talk the panellists touch on the Sustainable Development Goals specifically pointing to the importance of the quality of education, mentioning that AI education must be widely available for all.
With Irina Kofman, Facebook AI Mike Penrose, Unicef UK Tess Posner, AI4ALL Kate Jarvis, The Careers & Enterprise Company Teemu Roos, University of Helsinki

CogX Special: Building the Future of AI Hardware with Nigel Toon from Graphcore. 
Nigel Toon (CEO and Co-Founder of Graphcore) takes the stage to discuss the future of AI, raising ideas on the progression of AI hardware through time and the ability for greater things in the foreseeable future.