Daria Onitiu was a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Trustworthiness for AI Auditing project. She investigated the legal aspects of trustworthy AI in medicine, healthcare and open science and contributed to the legal and policy aspects with regard to a meta-toolkit on trustworthiness in AI. Previously, she was a Research Associate at the UKRI Governance & Regulation Node at the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) programme and based at Edinburgh Law School. She completed her PhD at Northumbria Law School where she defined the implications of algorithmic personalisation systems in fashion for an individual’s privacy, autonomy and identity. Her research is interdisciplinary, and she has a passion for investigating emerging expectations at the crossroads of AI, governance and human rights.
AI, algorithmic decision-making, algorithmic personalisation, international human rights law, AI governance, privacy, EU data protection, product safety
8 December 2023
Instead of fixating on isolated risks and regulatory gaps, it is crucial to focus on how developers are making decisions about safety and performance issues in medical AI.
