Hidden costs and human judgement: managing AI risks as a S151 officer

Managing the risks of using artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a key factor for section 151officers to consider amongst all the hype, according to panellists at LATIF 2026.

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Several such risks were highlighted last week (17 September) at the event in London, including the risk of losing sight of context and human

Hidden costs and human judgement: managing AI risks as a S151 officer

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