UC Research Profile - University of Canterbury

Dr Olivia J Erdelyi

Contact

Department: School of Law

Email: olivia.erdelyi@canterbury.ac.nz

Direct Dial: +64 3 3690023

Office: Meremere 411

Languages: English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Spanish

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Research / Creative works

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Fields of Research

Regulatory and governance frameworks around emerging technologies
Economic impacts of technological innovation, in particular on inequality
Financial regulation and financial technology (FinTech)
Ethical, legal, societal, regulatory/policy issues around emerging technologies

Researcher Summary

Benefiting from a multidisciplinary background in artificial intelligence (AI), economics, law, and political science, Olivia is interested in developing sustainable policies to enable beneficial development and societal adoption of emerging technologies, in particular AI. Her core focus is on developing robust regulatory and governance frameworks and proactively tackling economic, ethical, legal, societal, and policy issues raised by such technologies.

Subject Area: Disciplines

Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Sciences: Computer Science
Economics: Microeconomics
Law: Business and Commercial Law ; European Union Law ; International Law
Political Science, International Relations and Public Policy: International Political Economy ; International Relations

Resources

AI Forum NZ

Research/Scholarly/Creative Works

(Displaying research/scholarly/creative work for last six years)

Conference Contributions - Published

Erdélyi OJ. and Erdélyi G. (2020) The AI liability puzzle and a fund-based work-around. In AIES 2020 - Proceedings of the AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Society: 50-56. http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/3375627.3375806.

Erdelyi OJ. and Goldsmith J. (2018) Regulating Artificial Intelligence: Proposal for a Global Solution. In Proceedings - AIES 2018: 95-101. http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/3278721.3278731.

Journal Articles

Erdelyi OJ. and Erdelyi G. (2021) The ai liability puzzle and a fund-based work-around. Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research 70: 1309-1334. http://dx.doi.org/10.1613/JAIR.1.12580.

Baumeister D., Erdélyi G., Erdélyi OJ., Rothe J. and Selker AK. (2020) Complexity of control in judgment aggregation for uniform premise-based quota rules. Journal of Computer and System Sciences 112: 13-33. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jcss.2020.03.001.

Chapters

Abrahams N., Azzopardi M., Blackwood V., Erdelyi G., Erdelyi OJ., Guihot M., Lea G., Liddicoat J., Matthew A. and Smith Freehills H. (2019) Emerging Responses and Regulation. In Walsh T; Levy N; Bell G; Elliott A; Maclaurin J; Mareels IMY; Wood FM (Ed.), The Effective and Ethical Development of Artificial Intelligence An Opportunity to Improve Our Wellbeing: 132-153.

Other

Erdélyi O. (2021) The Next AI Regulatory Challenge: Creating Rules That People Actually Follow. Digital Tech ITP Blogpost Series.

Erdelyi O. (2019) Considerations on Regulating Artificial Intelligence in the Domestic and Global Context. In The Effective and Ethical Development of Artificial Intelligence: An Opportunity to Improve Our Wellbeing. Report for the Australian Council of Learned Academies.: 6.

Erdelyi O. (2019) The Case for a Global AI Framework. In Policy Discussion Paper on Global Governance: 1-2. Friends of Europe.

Erdelyi O. and Erdelyi G. (2019) Considerations on the Liability of Artificial Intelligence Systems. In Invited input paper to The Effective and Ethical Development of Artificial Intelligence: An Op- portunity to Improve Our Wellbeing. Report for the Australian Council of Learned Academies.: 5.

Erdelyi O. (2018) The Promise and Peril of AI. Stuff.

Affiliations

Advisory Board of the AI Transparency Institute (Professional Organisation): Member
Global Partnership on AI Future of Work Working Group (Professional Organisation): Member
OECD ONE AI AI Classification Subgroup (Professional Organisation): Member
Soul Machines (Industry): Director of Ethics and Policy