We all enjoy legal rights, including the right to live free from discrimination. But how easy is it to use the law to uphold those rights? Could ‘chatbots’, a form of artificial intelligence technology, help make the legal system more accessible for people living with disabilities?
Guests:
- Bodhi Boele, 15-year-old living with a disability
- Heike Fabig, CEO, Tech4Justice Lab, and Bodhi Boele’s mother
- Dr Daniel Ghezelbash, Director, Macquarie University Social Justice Clinic, and co-founder, Tech4Justice Lab
- Simon Darcy, Professor of Management, University of Technology Sydney, and a wheelchair user
- Vasili Maroulis, Managing Principal Solicitor, Marrickville Legal Centre
- Kelsey Mortimer, nursing student, user of the Marrickville Legal Centre’s NALA ‘chatbot’
- For more information about the Tech4Justice ‘chatbot’ trials, and applications to participate in testing, contact Heike Fabig on [email protected]
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- Topics:
- Adaptive aids, Discrimination, Human Rights
- Author:
- The Law Report
- Source:
- ABC RN
- Date published:
- Wed 1st Dec, 2021