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Anat Lior on AI, Law, and Accountability: Who’s Liable When Machines Make Mistakes? Smarter Campus Podcast Episode 23
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In this episode of the Smarter Campus Podcast, host Zach Kinzler is joined by Professor Anat Lior, Assistant Professor at Drexel University’s Thomas R. Kline School of Law, for a deep dive into the rapidly evolving intersection of AI, law, and education.
Professor Lior shares her journey from researching cyberbullying to becoming a leading voice on AI policy and liability. Together, they explore topics like:
- The evolution of AI regulation and the challenges of governing emerging technologies
- Algorithmic bias in the justice system and the ethical concerns it raises
- How the insurance industry is adapting to AI-specific risks
- The complexities of assigning liability when AI systems cause harm
- Strategies for staying informed and teaching ethical AI use in classrooms
This episode is a powerful primer for educators, legal professionals, and anyone navigating the future of AI governance. Lior’s perspective offers both caution and optimism—encouraging proactive thinking as we build an AI-powered world.
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