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Centre for Law, Technology and Society
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Welcoming Matt Malone as Faculty Member and Director of CIPPIC
Professor Matt Malone has been appointed Director of the Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) and a Faculty …
Centre for Law, Technology and Society
Centre for Law, Technology and Society
A new section on AI and digital in the Toolbox of Research Principles in an Aboriginal Context
Professor Karine Gentelet and students at the University of Ottawa have developed a reference directory on digital and artificial intelligence ethics…
Centre for Law, Technology and Society
Centre for Law, Technology and Society
IPC releases new report on privacy regulatory sandbox by Teresa Scassa and Elif Nur Kumru
In new report released by the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, Dr. Teresa Scassa and Elif Nur Kumru explore how privacy regulatory san…
Jan 29
The Law and Ethics of Reading the Mind from Brain Data
Join us for a talk about the ethical and legal issues of brain-computer interfaces and the use of brain data.The University of Ottawa Centre for Law, …
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