TP Kennedy
Director of Education
Dublin
Biography
Director of Education, Law Society of Ireland
Speaker session
11:50 - 12:35
The use of AI in prisons and probation contexts
- Pedro Das Neves, Executive director of IPS Innovative Prison Systems and editor of JUSTICE TRENDS Magazine
- Hakan Klarin, CIO of the Swedish Prison Service, expert to the PC-CP of the Council of Europe, Recommendations on the use of use of AI in Criminal Justice
- Emilia Gomez, European Commission Join Research Centre
Ms Gomez will introduce to the work of the HUMAINT project at the Joint Research Centre, which studies the impact of artificial intelligence on human behaviour and develops methodologies for trustworthy AI. In particular, she will present an interdisciplinary research project on decision making in the context of Risk Assessment of Criminal Recidivism. She will comment on the opportunities and risks brought by the use of AI in this context, and the related challenges in terms of effectiveness, fairness and human oversight.
Håkan Klarin
Chief Information Officer
Biography
Mr Hakan Klarin is an experienced Chief Information
Technology Officer with a demonstrated history of
working in the government administration industry.
Skilled in Innovation Management, Business
Development, Strategic Planning and Change
Management. Holds an Executive MBA-degree and
is specialized in managing global R&D and
innovation within large scale organizations.
Mr Hakan Klarin has during the period 2011 to 2017
had the position as CIO for Region Ostergotland, the
fourth largest county council and healthcare
provider in Sweden as well as several national
assignments within the domain.
Since 2017 Mr Hakan Klarin holds the position as
CIO for the Swedish Prison and Probation Service
and was the previous head of the Expert Group for
ICT within Europris
Speaker session
11:50 - 12:35
The use of AI in prisons and probation contexts
- Pedro Das Neves, Executive director of IPS Innovative Prison Systems and editor of JUSTICE TRENDS Magazine
- Hakan Klarin, CIO of the Swedish Prison Service, expert to the PC-CP of the Council of Europe, Recommendations on the use of use of AI in Criminal Justice
- Emilia Gomez, European Commission Join Research Centre
Ms Gomez will introduce to the work of the HUMAINT project at the Joint Research Centre, which studies the impact of artificial intelligence on human behaviour and develops methodologies for trustworthy AI. In particular, she will present an interdisciplinary research project on decision making in the context of Risk Assessment of Criminal Recidivism. She will comment on the opportunities and risks brought by the use of AI in this context, and the related challenges in terms of effectiveness, fairness and human oversight.
Juan Kutz Azqueta
Notary
Madrid
Biography
Mr. Juan Kutz graduated with honours in High School and holds a degree in Law from the University of Navarra. He became a notary in 2002 and has since held numerous appointments and responsibilities in the notarial scope, both in Spain and internationally. He has published several studies regarding notarial matters and money laundering prevention. He is currently a member of the board of the Chamber of Notaries in Madrid, and he is in charge of the Historical Archives. Mr. Kutz participates in the International Section of the Spanish Notariat and has acted as a speaker at various international congresses and meetings. He currently holds the Presidency of the Working Group on anti-money laundering task force of the CNUE.
Speaker session
11:50 - 12:35
The use of AI in prisons and probation contexts
- Pedro Das Neves, Executive director of IPS Innovative Prison Systems and editor of JUSTICE TRENDS Magazine
- Hakan Klarin, CIO of the Swedish Prison Service, expert to the PC-CP of the Council of Europe, Recommendations on the use of use of AI in Criminal Justice
- Emilia Gomez, European Commission Join Research Centre
Ms Gomez will introduce to the work of the HUMAINT project at the Joint Research Centre, which studies the impact of artificial intelligence on human behaviour and develops methodologies for trustworthy AI. In particular, she will present an interdisciplinary research project on decision making in the context of Risk Assessment of Criminal Recidivism. She will comment on the opportunities and risks brought by the use of AI in this context, and the related challenges in terms of effectiveness, fairness and human oversight.