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Canada’s premier research hub on technology law, ethics and policy.
The Security of Self: Emily Laidlaw and Florian Martin-Bariteau lead a new human-centric vision for cybersecurity
The University of Ottawa Press just published “The Security of Self: A Human-Centric Approach to Cybersecurity, a new interdisciplinary collection co-…
Safeguarding courts from synthetic contents: Karen Eltis and Jacquelyn Burkell part of CIFAR’s new AI Safety Solution Network
The Canadian AI Safety Institute’s research program has selected a team including Prof. Karen Eltis and Prof. Jacquelyn Burkell to lead a two-year sol…
A roadmap for a sustainable made-in-Canada approach to AI
Answering Prime Minister Carney’s call for a “made-in-Canada” approach to AI, a new policy whitepaper co-led by Dr. Kelly Bronson and Dr. Anne Pasek c…
Feb 11
Formaliser l’informel : Le Dictionnaire de la norme
Join us to discuss the evolution of normative frameworks in the digital space and elsewhere, and the social, political and economic impact of these ne…
Mar 26
Technology and Moral Panic: A Practical Guide
Join us for the Ian R. Kerr Memorial Lecture featuring Prof. Meg Leta Jones to explore how emerging technologies reveal deeper anxieties in a rapidly …
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