AI Agents Behaving Badly

In this episode of Post Human Law, we have joined forces with law firm Kingston Reid. Tune in to hear our AI Partner SJ Price discuss AI Agents behaving badly with Kingston Reid's Michael Stutley.

Schellie-Jayne Price (SJ) is the AI partner at Stirling & Rose, a law firm and emerging technology policy institute. As an award-winning technology lawyer, SJ has built machine learning (AI) models and supported organisations in their AI implementation, compliance and governance. She sits on the Law Council of Australia’s Digital Commerce & Financial Services Committee, and the Advisory Boards of the WA Data Science Innovation Hub (WADSIH) and the Centre for Legal Innovation of the College of Law and judges internation AI innovation competitions, most recently the Australian leg of the United Nations “AI for Good” competition awarded in Geneva. SJ lectures at Murdoch University on technology and the future of law and is a thought-leader on the nature of legal and governance frameworks required for the AI infused future.

Michael is regarded for his focus on collaborating with clients to simplify complex issues, resolve workplace disputes and implement new mechanisms to streamline operational systems and processes. His measure of success is his position as a trusted advisor and sounding board for each of his clients. Michael has worked in employment and safety law for over 10 years and has broad expertise across multiple industries, including construction, maritime, manufacturing, mining, health care and aviation. He holds established relationships with unions and regulators, which enables him to consider multiple perspectives and distil complex issues to provide practical, commercial guidance and advice that is easily implemented. Michael has an established practice guiding his clients through workplace bargaining, dispute management and representation, strategic thinking and workforce planning, incident management, and court and tribunal proceedings. Michael has a large global network which he leverages to support his clients. His key drivers are building lasting relationships, approaching issues from his clients’ perspectives, and sharing knowledge and celebrating successes. He practices by the motto that if he cannot help, he will find someone within his network that can. Michael leads our migration practice with a team of professionals that regularly advise and represent clients on strategic migration matters, process sponsorship and visa applications, defending claims, and helping clients seamlessly relocate talent and operate effectively across borders.

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