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The Big Debate: Does artificial intelligence pose a threat to children’s services?

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Software providers and councils are incorporating AI technology into children’s services systems to streamline functions. Amid rising concerns about AI ethics, experts assess if the benefits outweigh the risks.
AI systems can find patterns in complex data quicker than traditional techniques. Jintana/Adobe Stock
AI systems can find patterns in complex data quicker than traditional techniques. Jintana/Adobe Stock

Panellists

Kevin Yong, head of consultancy, Coram

Kevin has been head of consultancy at Coram for nearly a decade after a career in project and programme management in the telecoms and public sector.

His role at Coram focuses on providing improvement support to children’s services and heading up the Coram Innovation Incubator.

 

 

Sean Manzi, senior data specialist, Dartington Service Design Lab

Sean is a specialist in advanced data analytics, data science and data visualisation, and joined Dartington last year.

He has nine years’ experience in applied health service modelling and data science, and is a fellow of The Health Improvement Studies (an institute at University of Cambridge).

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