Artificial Intelligence in Sport - A Game Changer for Risk, Responsibility & Regulation - Learn Live

Introduction

AI technologies are being used increasingly across all areas of the economy, including in sports.

AI systems are driving insights and informing actions, from real-time analytics of player performance and monitoring of injuries and treatment, to revenue generation in advertising and broadcasting.

However, in addition to the many advantages of AI it also carries risks. In-built bias and a lack of transparency for some AI systems are just two of the problems which can arise.

AI regulation around the world is increasing - with the EU proposing a comprehensive AI regulation, and many other global regulators issuing guidance for AI governance.

This virtual classroom seminar will address the legal and ethical issues around AI use in sports, including the questions of liability if AI causes harm, internal governance mechanisms to manage AI risk, through to the developing global regulatory environment.

What You Will Learn

This live broadcast will cover the following:

• Examples of AI in sports
• Responsible AI - what it means and why does it matter?
• Who is responsible when AI makes an error?
• Explainable and transparent AI systems
• Developing laws on AI internationally

Recording of live sessions: Soon after the Learn Live session has taken place you will be able to go back and access the recording - should you wish to revisit the material discussed.