Join the conversation on responsible AI & Ethics: In our thought-provoking podcast, we delve into the practical side of responsible AI and ethics.

We discuss how educational institutions support the needs of people with disabilities and how this will impact employment and the economy as a whole.

In episode 5, we meet with Wayne Hawkins. We discuss accessibility to telecommunications, equipment and affordability for the disabled and how more can be done.

We catch up with Denise North and we discuss what the Human Rights and Technology Final Report means for directors and how do directors stay up to date with technological change.

In episode 7, we catch up with Emili Budell-Rhodes and outline what the current challenges and opportunities are in human rights and technology, and how these differ across different organisations and countries.

In episode 8, we are excited to meet with Denise Tung. Denise explains how a human-centred design approach to product and innovation can lead to better business and economic outcomes, and improvements to human rights.

In episode 6, we catch up with Meg Dalling and chat about how she is meeting the challenges raised by the Human Rights and Technology Final Report and shared tips on how to make the recommendations a reality.

We are delighted to meet with Paul Harpur. In our conversation, we talk about disability rights and outline how technology can be the great equaliser and force for good when you have human rights embedded in your product design.

LexisNexis presents the podcast series: ‘Human Rights and Technology: Leading Organisational Change’. In 2021, the Australian Human Rights Commission published the Human Rights and Technology Project Final Report which was the culmination of a three-year national investigation into human rights risks posed by new and emerging technologies.

In this episode, we catch up with Dr Greg Adamson. Across the many points covered, we discuss the concept of explainability in the context of AI-informed decision making and what are the challenges arising from that. We also talk about whether we can use technologies that we don’t understand and more.