RegTech: the good, the bad and the seriously scary

Artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data analytics, distributed ledger technology (blockchain), drones, Augmented Reality, remote sensing and satellite imagery, Internet of Things and so many more – the technologies available both to regulators and their duty holders are transforming economies and societies, the future of work, and the nature and quality of the interactions between citizens and government.

These developments manage to be both exhilarating and potentially terrifying at the same time, a duality we’ll be exploring in this webinar. From innovative new tech tools to the role of citizens in digital government, from Robodebt to the problem of racist assumptions invisibly embedded in algorithms, please join our brilliant panel to explore ‘the good, the bad and the seriously scary’.

• Facilitator: Rob Nicholls
• Speaker 1: Anne Lenz (presentation slides)
• Speaker 2: Monika Sarder
• Speaker 3: Katie Miller

For further reading:

1.  RegTech: the good, the bad and the seriously scary: responses to unanswered questions on sli.do
2. Ethics checklist for data scientists
3. The Automated State
4. Europe fit for the Digital Age: EU Commission proposes new rules and actions for excellence and trust in Artificial Intelligence