PROBabLE Futures Submission in response to the Call for Evidence on ‘Human Rights and the Regulation of AI’

Mackenzie Jorgensen; Angela Paul; Marion Oswald

PROBabLE Futures Submission in response to the Call for Evidence on ‘Human Rights and the Regulation of AI’

Mackenzie Jorgensen, Angela Paul^*, Marion Oswald

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This is a submission in response to the Joint Committee on Human Rights’ inquiry on ‘Human Rights and the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence’ published in July 2025. The submission has been prepared by a team of academic researchers with extensive expertise in the ethical, legal, and technical implications of AI use, directly relating to human rights. Our work is anchored in the UKRI Responsible AI (RAi) UK Keystone Project, “PROBabLE Futures,” a four-year research initiative focused on evaluating probabilistic AI systems across the criminal justice sector.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Ministry of Justice UK
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 5 Sept 2025

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SDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

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AI
Human Rights
Regulation
Probabilistic Technologies
Algorithms

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