Essentially Human: Regulating AI in light of Human Rights with Sue Anne Teo

In this episode of Legal4Tech-The Podcast, we talk with human rights and AI expert Sue Anne Teo to unpack how artificial intelligence is reshaping our understanding of rights, power and justice. We explore topics such as:How international human rights and EU fundamental rights frameworks respond to AI-driven bias, power and structural injustice. The risks of anthropomorphic chatbots, from sycophancy and emulated empathy to emerging vulnerabilities and "AI psychosis".Global regulatory approaches to AI, including the EU AI Act, China's sectoral rules and US policy tools and their gaps on chatbots. The "Anthropomorphic AI and Emergent Vulnerabilities" research project and what long-term, real-world chatbot use mean for law and design standards. Join us for a deep dive into the sociotechnical, legal and ethical challenges posed by AI systems and chatbots in everyday life. Shownotes:Project website - "Anthropomorphic AI and Emergent Vulnerabilities"LinkedIn project launch postSponsored by DigibeetleDigibeetle helps privacy, AI, and data professionals stay on top of EU digital law, with notifications, a daily dashboard, and powerful search across thousands of sources. Learn more at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://digibeetle.eu⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.Sponsored by GIEF. The Geopolitical Insight and Education Foundation is an independent policy and research think tank focused on stability in our democracies. Learn more at https://www.giefoundation.net/