- Read more: Decision-making regarding transitions to residential care for people with intellectual disabilities
People with intellectual disabilities are living longer often with ageing family caregivers. As needs increase and community services remain limited, families face pressure that can lead to emergency residential placements. This policy brief examines the experiences of people with intellectual disabilities and their family caregivers as they seek residential care in Ireland and makes policy…
- Read more: Keeping the Human in Command: How Ireland Can Lead on Accountable AI
When a person overrides an AI recommendation, that is the clearest evidence that human oversight is real, not merely procedural. This paper argues that Ireland can preserve those moments as verifiable records, turning the EU AI Act’s oversight duties into a practical model for accountable AI.
- Read more: Relying on AI in Judicial Decision-Making: Justice or Jeopardy?
This paper argues that the integration of AI in the judicial decision-making process will bring severe effects upon the whole justice eco-system despite having a potential to make the judiciary people-friendly. Nonetheless, it could be used in a planned, cautious and ethical manner in the administration of justice.
