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About Sara Alasadi


Account Manager

Sara Alasadi is an Account Manager in the Public Sector. As well as her day job, she has a legal background and is in the midst of her Masters Degree at the University of Edinburgh, exploring the influence of technology on the law, and vice versa. She has particular research interest in the role of artificial intelligence in Criminal Justice, and more recently, the impact of technology on access to justice. Aside from this, she is a strong advocate for multicultural diversity in the workplace and is actively engaged in Atos’ Together Network, that drives cultural awareness and celebration.




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Regulating algorithms and what this means in delivery

It’s reasonable to expect that local and national governments should be digitally and data-enabled1 without compromising the public interest. However, evidence has shown that the unregulated application of AI in the public sector disproportionately impacts the rights of the poorest and most vulnerable2.Recently, the UK’s attempt to use an algorithm to determine A-Level and GCSE