That's a soft spot for machines: how to stay Human in the Age of AI with Sam Illingworth

In this episode of Legal4Tech - The Podcast we partner again with the GIEF and talk with Professor Sam Illingworth to explore why human skills like judgement, empathy and critical reasoning must remain at the core of AI-powered societies.

Together, we discuss:

• How students are really using AI in education, beyond stereotypes about cheating and shortcuts.
• Why automating decisions in courts, schools and welfare systems threatens democratic judgement and accountability.
• How law and politics shape social media bans, guardrails and even AI-written legislation.

Join us for a grounded conversation on reclaiming human skills as "core skills" in the age of AI and what this means for law, policy and education.

Shownotes:

1. Reclaiming Human Skills as Core Skills in the Age of AI, Prof. Sam Illingworth & Bennett Iorio

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