Zoe Kleinman, BBC's technology editor, joins Carrie Hyde-Vamonde, a lawyer and King's College lecturer, and Kate Devlin, a computer scientist focused on AI's social impact. They explore AI's capabilities and limitations in sectors like healthcare and criminal justice. Topics include the intersection of AI with ethical decision-making, its potential benefits in environmental sustainability, and the looming challenges of job displacement. The conversation raises critical questions about human oversight and the balance between innovation and ethical responsibilities.
