Happy Lunar New Year 2022
Members of the Asian Law Centre wish you and your families a Happy Lunar New Year. We hope the Year of the Tiger is full of good health, happiness and prosperity.
Published 31 Jan 2022
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How data can help prevent digital overdiagnosis
The increasing use of digital technologies in medical screening may lead to a rise in overdiagnosis that could be prevented by a new focus on patient data. Dr Daniel Capurro (Centre for Digital Transformation of Health, Dr Simon Coghlan (CAIDE) and Dr Doughlas Pires (CIS)
Published 28 Jan 2022
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander academic roles at Faculty of Arts
Published 20 Dec 2021
Opportunity for law graduate - KWM Community Impact
Published 01 Dec 2021
The 2021 Dr Charles Perkins Oration, delivered by Tony McAvoy SC.
Published 29 Nov 2021
Challenging Decisions made by Algorithm
Co-Director Professor Tim Miller, PhD Candidate Henrietta Lyons and Dr Eduardo Velloso discuss the issues of challenging the outcomes of automated decisions.
Published 25 Nov 2021
We, the Robots? Event Recording
Professor Simon Chesterman, Dean of Law, National University of Singapore and Senior Director for Governance at AI Singapore, and Professor Jeannie Paterson, Co-Director, CAIDE with artwork from Lucy West.In his recent book, We, the Robots?: Regulating Artificial Intelligence and the Limits of the Law, Professor Simon Chesterman discusses the challenges of regulating new technology, acknowledging that they pose both significant risks but also great benefits. The book highlights the need for new institutions and rules to regulate AI with diverse examples from around the world, in particular considering developments around Asia.
Published 11 Nov 2021
Unis are using AI to keep students sitting exams honest — but this creates its own problems
Published 10 Nov 2021
Unis are using artificial intelligence to keep students sitting exams honest. But this creates its own problems
Dr Simon Coghlan, Dr Shaanan Cohney and Professors Jeannie Paterson and Tim Miller discuss the ethics of online exam proctoring
Published 10 Nov 2021
MLS Laureate Professor first Australian woman to be elected to International Court of Justice
Professor Hilary Charlesworth has been elected to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), the first Australian woman and only the fifth woman elected to the United Nations body.
Published 08 Nov 2021
Surveillance: What is it good for?
By Gabby Bush, Dr Simon Coghlan, Professor Jeannie Paterson and Professor Tim Miller, University of Melbourne
Published 29 Oct 2021
New legal research collaboration with the University of Cambridge
Melbourne Law School is delighted to announce a new research collaboration with the Faculty of Law at the University of Cambridge.
Published 26 Oct 2021
THERE IS NO POINT OF NO RETURN
Artwork by Madeleine Flynn and Tim Humphrey, for the Ninian Stephen Law Program Oration: New Legal Thinking for Emerging Technologies?
Published 21 Oct 2021
Australia's Rivers are Ancestral Beings
Rivers around the world are now recognised by law as legal persons and living entities. Here in Australia, our rivers can be understood as ‘ancestral beings’ under Indigenous laws.
Published 18 Oct 2021
Artificial intelligence is now part of our everyday lives – and its growing power is a double-edged sword
Professor Liz Sonenberg, CAIDE researcher and Professor Toby Walsh, UNSW, write about the most recent AI100 report.
Published 15 Oct 2021
Applications Open: 2022 First Nations Legal Internship at Allens
Published 15 Oct 2021
Watch: the River Moorabool film screening
Published 08 Oct 2021
Should AI Systems be classifiable as patent inventors?
Hosted by the Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia ((IPRIA). Listen to Professors Joshua Gans, Kimberlee Weatherall and Jeannie Paterson debate whether AI systems should be able to be classified as inventors.
Published 07 Oct 2021
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