AI and the government: Risks and opportunities | Substantive Law
About This Webcast
In this session Elizabeth Carroll and Samantha Haddon will look at the legal risks, challenges and opportunities that arise from the use of AI within the Government space from an intellectual property, administrative and contractual perspective. This session will also cover lessons that can be learnt from the Commonwealth’s approach, including the recently released “Policy for the Responsible Use of AI in Government” and AI model contractual clauses. 1 Substantive Law CPD Point We encourage you to register for our webinars based on the suitability of the topic. The content of our webinars is tailored for our clients and contacts, and we therefore reserve the right to remove registrants if they appear to be in conflict with our business. If you believe you have been incorrectly removed from a session, please contact us directly.
Speakers
Elizabeth Carroll
Partner - Administrative Law , Holding Redlich
Elizabeth is an award-winning lawyer with over 20 years’ experience, specialising in public and administrative law. She regularly advises on statutory interpretation, privacy, freedom of information, litigation, legislative drafting, compliance and regulatory issues. She has an in-depth understanding of the needs of government clients, having successfully led the legal teams at three Commonwealth agencies, most recently as Chief Legal Counsel at IP Australia.
Samantha Haddon
Special Counsel — Corporate & Commercial , Holding Redlich
Samantha is a commercial lawyer who specialises in Government procurement and contracting, equipped with experience providing advice and support throughout all stages of the procurement lifecycle, and is an expert on Commonwealth procurement policies. Samantha has advised on the procurement of a broad range of capabilities including critical Commonwealth infrastructure, complex ICT and telephony services and panel arrangements (including Whole of Australian Government panel arrangements).