William Dunning

Solicitor, Simmons & Simmons

William is an associate in the Simmons & Simmons’s Disputes & Investigations group in London. He regularly acts for clients on complex commercial disputes across a range of sectors and jurisdictions, with a particular focus on telecommunications, media and technology (TMT) and energy matters.

William is a member of the firm’s Cross-Border Arbitration Group and has experience advising and representing clients in arbitration under the LCIA, ICC, HKIAC and UNCITRAL rules, as well as in various arbitration-related court applications. He is a member of the LCIA and a qualified Solicitor Advocate (Higher Rights Civil).

William is also a member of the firm’s Artificial Intelligence Group and regularly advises clients on legal and regulatory issues relating to AI. He has published a number of articles and book chapters the law of AI.

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Artificial intelligence—explainability

Practice Notes

This Practice Note considers explainability in the context of artificial intelligence (AI), explaining what it is, why it is important, and the legal framework and regulatory guidance around explainability. It also offers an overview of practical techniques for achieving explainability in the development, implementation and use of AI.

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