Annabel Latham

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Annabel Latham is a leading researcher in the ethics of artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on its application in education and social contexts. Her most-cited work, a 2019 survey of the general public’s views on the ethics of using AI in education (24 citations), provides crucial insight into societal concerns following high-profile scandals involving algorithmic user profiling for political and marketing purposes. This research underscores the urgent need for robust legal frameworks to protect public data and trust. Latham’s contributions lie at the intersection of technology, ethics, and public policy, highlighting how public perception must inform the responsible deployment of AI. By centering the voices of non-experts, her work challenges technologists and policymakers to prioritize transparency and accountability. Latham’s scholarship is essential reading for anyone interested in the human dimensions of AI, offering a timely and grounded perspective on how to navigate the ethical minefields of modern digital life.