Claire chatted to Kate Devlin from King’s Faculty London concerning the social and moral implications of robotics and AI.

Kate Devlin is Reader in Synthetic Intelligence & Society within the Division of Digital Humanities, King’s Faculty London. She is an interdisciplinary laptop scientist investigating how individuals work together with and react to applied sciences, each previous and future. Kate is the creator of Turned On: Science, Intercourse and Robots, which examines the moral and social implications of expertise and intimacy. She is Artistic and Outreach lead for the UKRI Accountable Synthetic Intelligence UK programme — a world analysis and innovation ecosystem for accountable AI.