John is head of Osborne Clarke’s International AI Service line. He was formerly Chair of the ITechLaw Association’s AI Committee and is an advisory board member to the UK Parliament’s All Party Parliamentary Group on Artificial Intelligence. He also sits as an expert in the University of Durham’s Bias in AI Research Group, EquiAI. He is a widely acknowledged practitioner, commentator and writer in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, having authored three editions of a practitioner’s guide to AI and the Law, as well as editing a comprehensive ethical guide to Responsible AI usage and a Green Paper on the forthcoming EU AIA on behalf of ITechLaw. John’s practice is focused on many global innovators in the field of Artificial Intelligence.
John is head of Osborne Clarke’s International AI Service line. He was formerly Chair of the ITechLaw Association’s AI Committee and is an advisory board member to the UK Parliament’s All Party Parliamentary Group on Artificial Intelligence. He also sits as an expert in the University of Durham’s Bias in AI Research Group, EquiAI. He is a widely acknowledged practitioner, commentator and writer in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, having authored three editions of a practitioner’s guide to AI and the Law, as well as editing a comprehensive ethical guide to Responsible...

Publications

Artificial Intelligence Law Guide

Co-author of the United Kingdom chapter in the Artificial Intelligence Law Guide , published 8 October 2024 , alongside Amy Moylett , David Cubitt , Joachim Piotrowski , Katherine Kirrage , Tamara Quinn , Tom Sharpe and Emily Tombs .

Contributed Articles

Introduction: Artificial Intelligence (Second Edition)

There is an oft quoted saying that a week is a long time in politics. The phrase is doubly relevant in a year which not only sees some 64 nations across the world (about 49% of the world’s population)...

6 Oct 2024

Introduction: Artificial Intelligence Law Over Borders Comparative Guide

5 Oct 2022