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Facial recognition tech is here and Canada offers little privacy protection
Neil McArthur
Canada’s three main federal political parties are working together to fight voter privacy rights
One rule for we. Another for thee.
Sara Bannerman
Political Parties and the Public’s Privacy
Political campaigning is becoming “data-driven” but without enforceable privacy rules
Colin Bennett
OpenAI’s safety pledges in the wake of Tumbler Ridge aren’t AI regulation — they’re surveillance
A pipeline from private AI interactions to law enforcement, administered by a corporation, governed by proprietary policy
Jean-Christophe Bélisle-Pipon
Microsoft’s AI deal promises Canada digital sovereignty, but is that a pledge it can keep
US-based tech companies and every email, trade secret, and bit of metadata are at risk
Blayne Haggart
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Holocaust Remembrance Day Hollowed Out
Antisemitism isn’t a function of ordinary unkindness but a weapon in which the Jews are demonized to achieve a political purpose.
Jonathan S. Tobin
01/27/2024
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Author Offers Course on Geopolitical and Technology Shifts That Are Changing the World
'Geopolitical Shifts and Changing Technology' is a continuing education course that connects the dots to understand emerging technologies and global change.
Martin Barillas
12/29/2023
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The AI Industry Is on the Verge of Becoming Another Boys’ Club
The field needs to acknowledge women’s contributions.
Zena Assaad
12/17/2023
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Press Silent on Shut Down of UK Government’s Ethics Committee
After an initial period of engagement with policy-makers, MEAG was sidelined, suppressed, and shut down
Molly Kingsley
12/13/2023
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Controversial Data Protection Bill pushed through UK House of Commons
Lawmakers Breathe New Life into Lifeless Law
Olivier MJ Crépin-Leblond, PhD
11/30/2023
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US Law Enforcement Is Still Amassing Citizens’ Phone Data
Mass Surveillance by Any Name
Staff
11/25/2023
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Focusing Canadian Parliament on Digital Privacy Threats
Protecting privacy and consent benefits everybody
Staff
11/21/2023
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Your ex used AI to create intimate images of you, and sent them to your friends. It might not be illegal.
A giant potential loophole in Canada’s intimate image distribution laws should concern everyone. Our laws need to be clarified before someone dies.
Michelle Rempel Garner, Member of Parliament
11/10/2023
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Emerging Models of AI Speed Drug Discovery
AI, quantum computing, and collaboration in medical development
Faye Lincoln
11/06/2023
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News coverage of artificial intelligence reflects business and government hype — not critical voices
A multinational research team has analyzed how mainstream Canadian news media covers artificial intelligence
Guillaume Dandurand, Fenwick McKelvey, Jonathan Roberge
11/01/2023
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EU Parliament Moves to Protect Privacy
Proposed indiscriminate mass scanning of private communications and age verification will not proceed
Sharon Polsky MAPP
10/26/2023
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Chat control vote postponed
Huge success in defense of digital privacy
10/17/2023
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