AI and the Criminal Justice System, My Million Year December 2021: Monthly Speaker Series feat. Patrick K. Lin, Author of “Machine See, Machine Do”

Meet Patrick, AI and Legal Expert and Author!

Artificial intelligence is widely hailed as a miracle of technology, with the potential to revolutionize the way we live. Like human intelligence, it has the ability to recognize patterns making it a powerful tool for analysis and decision-making, with applications in finance, business, science and media.

However, AI is also haunted by the limitations of the data that feeds it, and just like human intelligence, fall into the same trap of bias and discrimination. When applied to our criminal justice system, the consequences can be severe.

This month, we talk to an expert who stands at the crossroads of technology and the legal system, Patrick K. Lin, author of the book “Machine See, Machine Do” coming out December 13, 2021.

Join us to understand the complicated history of discrimination in the justice system and how AI can get it right or very, very wrong.

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About Patrick

Patrick K. Lin is an author and expert on artificial intelligence, technology policy, and algorithmic bias. He has worked for the ACLU's Speech, Privacy & Technology Project, ForHumanity, and the AI Fairness & Data Privacy practice at Eisenberg & Baum LLP. He is a frequent speaker at AI ethics and technology law and policy conferences.

While completing his law degree at Brooklyn Law School, Patrick wrote Machine See, Machine Do: How Technology Mirrors Bias in Our Criminal Justice System. His book has received early praise from Ben Wizner, the principal legal advisor to Edward Snowden, and David Ryan Polgar, the founder and director of All Tech Is Human.

About My Million Year

My Million Year is a life coaching and personal finance coaching company. Through our interactive workshops and one-on-one coaching, we want to share our experiences with you so that you can achieve your goals, retire early, and live life on your terms.