AI, Law and Access to Justice

The Centre for Policy Futures and UQ Law School hosted a keynote and panel discussion on artificial intelligence, law and access to justice, featuring former High Court Justice the Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG. As one of Australia's most influential legal thinkers on technology, law and justice, his Honour's address reflected on what AI genuinely changes in legal decision-making and where human judgement, responsibility and accountability must remain central.

A panel discussion followed with the Australian Human Rights Commissioner, Lorraine Finlay, and Dr Kim Weinert, charity law expert. The event  marked the launch of the Centre's new White Paper, AI and Australian Charities. The discussion was chaired by Brydon Wang, Adjunct Associate Professor at the Centre for Policy Futures, whose research focuses on trustworthiness in automated decision-making and the governance of AI systems.

Thursday 12 March, 10:00am  |  Global Change Institute, UQ, St Lucia