With AI systems permeating more and more domains of (traditionally) human activity, many increasingly commonplace situations raise important legal questions. Such as: An automated vehicle A is riding in crashes…
Author: Jerrold Soh
Jerrold Soh is an Assistant Professor at the Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University and the Deputy Director of its Centre for Computational Law. His research revolves around how emerging technologies, especially artificial intelligence, should be regulated by and also used in the legal system. He has published both doctrinal work on AI and automated vehicles liability as well as scientific work developing machine learning and network models for legal use cases. He holds degrees in Law and Economics from the National University of Singapore and an LLM from Harvard Law School.