Join techUK for an afternoon of panels with some fantastic small medium enterprise (SME) members and representatives from the Ministry of Justice, Police Digital Service and Crown Prosecution Service as we unpack the opportunities and challenges of AI adoption across the criminal justice system. These panels will explore all things foundational, ethical, transparency and governance in the successful application of AI (inclduing some brilliant case studies!).

This gathering aims to foster cross-sector dialogue and highlight the incredible work done by both criminal justice and public safety services, alongside SMEs, in leveraging AI, while emphasising the importance of learning from successful implementations and their positive outcomes.

Panel 1 - 'From proof of concept to deployment' - Lessons learned.

  • Milan Bollegala, Business Analyst – Police Digital Service
  • Julia Muraszkiewicz, Head of Programme Against Exploitation and Violence – Trilateral Research
  • Abbey Cooper, Faculty AI
  • Kuba Misiorny, CTO & Partner, Untrite Ltd
  • Caroline Barnett, Justice and Emergency Services Committee (AI sub-group member) CHAIR.

PANEL 2 - The role of AI for a better Criminal Justice System

  • Sapna Sanghvi, Deputy Director, Data Science and AI – Ministry of Justice
  • Matthew Cain, CDIO - Crown Prosecution Service
  • Manish Garg, Director VE3
  • Tess Buckley, Digital Ethics and Artificial Intelligence Safety Programme Manager – techUK

Following the panels, there will be some networking and drinks available.

Under techUK’s Justice and Emergency Services Management Committee, we have an AI sub-group looking at demystifying the foundations of AI, ethics, transparency governance and application. The sub-group is delighted to be organising this event on behalf of the wider techUK community.

This meeting will take place in-person at techUK offices.

If you would like to attend, please register ASAP as spaces are limited.   

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