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Recess: Gender-Based Violence on Grok is a Feature, Not a Failure

May 11, 2026

A collage of a female office worker seated at a desk surrounded by stacks of paperwork while multiple firehoses spray streams of fiery liquid around her.

✍️By Natalie Jenkins from Encode Canada. Natalie is an MSc candidate in Digital Policy at University College Dublin, based in Toronto, Ontario. She is interested in the impacts of emerging technologies on human rights … [Read more...] about Recess: Gender-Based Violence on Grok is a Feature, Not a Failure

Recess: Is AI in Law School a Helpful Tool or a Hidden Trap?

January 5, 2026

✍️By Emma Edney from Encode Canada. Emma is a BCL/JD McCall MacBain Scholar candidate at McGill University. Her interests include ethical issues surrounding personal information in technology and the impact of AI on … [Read more...] about Recess: Is AI in Law School a Helpful Tool or a Hidden Trap?

Recess: Reprogramming the Public Sphere: AI and News Visibility on Social Media

January 5, 2026

✍️By Natalie Jenkins from Encode Canada. Natalie is an MSc candidate in Digital Policy at University College Dublin, based in Toronto, Ontario. She is interested in the impacts of emerging technologies on human rights … [Read more...] about Recess: Reprogramming the Public Sphere: AI and News Visibility on Social Media

Recess: Your wrist, your data, their access: Are you trading convenience for control?

January 5, 2026

✍️By Kennedy O'Neil from Encode Canada. Kennedy is an undergraduate sociology student at McGill University, with a minor in psychology, and a writer for Encode Canada. 📌 Editor’s Note: This piece is part of our … [Read more...] about Recess: Your wrist, your data, their access: Are you trading convenience for control?

ALL IN Conference 2025: Four Key Takeaways from Montreal

September 30, 2025

✍️ By Kei Baritugo. Kei is Director of Global Marketing Communications, Montreal AI Ethics Institute (MAIEI). More than 6,500 leaders and innovators from over 40 countries gathered in Montreal for the ALL IN … [Read more...] about ALL IN Conference 2025: Four Key Takeaways from Montreal

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Tech Futures: Better Imagination for Better Tech Futures

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Tech Futures: Crafting Participatory Tech Futures

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Tech Futures: AI For and Against Knowledge

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Tech Futures: The Fossil Fuels Playbook for Big Tech: Part II

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Tech Futures: The Fossil Fuels Playbook for Big Tech: Part I

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