News for: Technology And Governance
The Law Society Gazette – Formal training is needed to ensure judicial excellence
Whitaker Institute member Dr Rónán Kennedy, leader of the Technology and Governance cluster, has written a new piece from The Law Society Gazette. The article looks at the establishment of the Judicial Council in the reform and modernisation of the Irish court system The article is available to read here.
Analytics India Magazine – We View Our Experiences As Content For Sharing: John Danaher, Ethical Researcher
Whitaker Institute member Dr John Danaher, of the Technology and Governance cluster, spoke to Analytics India Magazine about his research which focuses on the ethical, legal and social implications of new technologies. Read more here.
Availability and Growth of ‘Lawtech’
The rapid development and increased use of software and technology for legal services and in the courts could reduce costs and improve access to justice but deepen the digital divide and strengthen existing biases in the justice system, research from NUI Galway has cautioned. Whitaker Institute member Dr Rónán Kennedy, leader of the Technology and… | Read on »
Irish Times – Remote hearings no substitute for real courtroom experience – report
Whitaker Institute member Dr Rónán Kennedy, leader of the Technology and Governance cluster, has examined the use of software, tech and AI in justice system as part of SFI Public Service Fellowship. Read more in the Irish Times.
Algorithms, Big Data and Artificial Intelligence in the Irish Legal Services Market
Whitaker Institute member Dr Rónán Kennedy, leader of the Technology and Governance Cluster, will be hosted by the Oireachtas library and research service for his research project, ‘Algorithms, big data and artificial intelligence in the Irish legal services market’ which is funded by Science Foundation Ireland. The project examines how information technology is enabling new approaches… | Read on »
Ethics of Connected and Automated Vehicles
Whitaker Institute member Dr John Danaher, of the Technology and Governance cluster, has co-authored a new report as part of an expert group on the Ethics of Connected and Automated Vehicles. The European Commission formed the independent Expert Group to advise on ethical issues raised by driverless mobility. The group has now published its report with… | Read on »
Surveillance, Privacy and COVID-19
Whitaker Institute member Dr John Danaher, of the Technology and Governance cluster, has released a podcast which discusses the ethical questions surrounding proposed tracking measures to contain the spread of the disease. In the podcast, John is joined by Carissa Véliz, Research Fellow at the Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics at Oxford and the Wellcome Centre for… | Read on »
The Vital Ethical Contexts of Coronavirus
Whitaker Institute member Dr John Danaher, of the Technology and Governance cluster, has released a podcast looks at the response from government and media to the pandemic through the lens of ethics. In the podcast, John is joined by David Shaw, a Senior Researcher at the Institute for Biomedical Ethics at the University of Basel and… | Read on »
How to Understand COVID 19
Whitaker Institute member Dr John Danaher, of the Technology and Governance cluster, has released a podcast which discusses how to understand COVID19 and form reasonable beliefs about the public health information that has been issued in response to it. The podcast features Dr Katherine Furman, lecturer in philosophy at the University of Liverpool. Listen to the podcast… | Read on »
The Ethics of Healthcare Prioritisation during COVID 19
Whitaker Institute member Dr John Danaher, of the Technology and Governance cluster, has released a podcast featuring Lars Sandman from the University of Linköping , Sweden. In the podcast they discusses the ethics of healthcare prioritisation in the midst of the COVID 19 pandemic, focusing specifically on some principles Lars, along with others, developed for the Swedish… | Read on »