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Justice, DisruptedAuthor: Byron Vincent
Calling all visionaries, reformers and people who want to make change happen. In the UK and internationally, the scales of justice are far from balanced. More often, those involved with the justice system have landed there because of societal imbalances: a lack of access to basic human needs such as homes, healthcare and education. So, what can we do about it? Please note that views expressed by the guests on the Justice, Disrupted podcast are personal to them and are not endorsed by Community Justice Scotland (CJS); either as a non-departmental public body, nor of the employed staff at CJS. By producing this podcast CJS is not advocating or promoting the views of the guests but creating a space for people to speak their truth and views should therefore not be affiliated with those of CJS. Language: en-gb Genres: News, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Panel discussion and audience Q&A – In the age of AI, can justice be smarter?
Episode 4
Monday, 27 October, 2025
National Event 2025 SpecialAt ‘In the Age of AI, can justice be smarter?’ expert speakers: Claire Feasey, Harmeet Sandhu, Dr Susie Alegre and Shami Chakrabarti gave an overview of the potential contained within AI for improving efficiency and driving change, whilst keeping a clear-eyed view on the rights and well-being of individuals. The talks were followed by an audience Q&A.In this episode:A full panel discussion between Claire Feasey, Harmeet Sandhu, Dr Susie Alegre and Shami Chakrabarti. The session is chaired by Mairi Clare Rodgers and questions are taken from the audience.
