Associate Professor Michael Guihot

Faculty of Business & Law, Queensland University of Technology

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About Speaker

Dr Michael Guihot is an Associate Professor at the Queensland University of Technology. His work examines the nexus between emerging technologies and legal frameworks, focusing on the governance and regulation of artificial intelligence (AI), as well as examining the broader implications of technological advancements on power structures and legal institutions. His research explores power relations created by AI and the influence on both private and public governance, as well as the transformative impact of new technologies on the legal landscape. He is the co-author of the text “Artificial Intelligence Robots and the Law” a second edition of which will be published in 2025.

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About Presentation

Title: Ethical, Moral & Legal Perspectives

 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform community care, offering opportunities for improve health outcomes, accessibility, and efficiency. However, this use of AI also raises critical ethical, moral, and legal questions that must be addressed to ensure AI’s responsible integration into care practices. This presentation will explore these perspectives, focusing on the balance between innovation and the protection of individual rights. I will examine some of the ethical principles surrounding AI including fairness, autonomy, and beneficence, alongside moral considerations such as the impact of AI on human dignity and social justice. I will also discuss some of the challenges of regulating AI, particularly in ensuring accountability and safeguarding privacy. Through this discussion, the presentation aims to provide a comprehensive framework for understanding the complex interplay of ethics, morality, and law in the context of AI in community care.

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