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Teaching Responsible AI in a Time of Hype

February 27, 2025

✍️ By Thomas Linder, PhD1 Thomas holds a PhD in the Sociology of Technology and is a Senior Coordinator at Open North, a Lecturer in Responsible AI at Concordia University, and a member of the AI Policy Group at the … [Read more...] about Teaching Responsible AI in a Time of Hype

The Paris AI Summit: Deregulation, Fear, and Surveillance

February 17, 2025

✍️ Op-Ed by Ana Brandusescu and Prof Renée Sieber. Ana is a PhD Candidate at McGill University and a Balsillie Scholar at the Balsillie School of International Affairs. Prof Sieber is an Associate Professor at … [Read more...] about The Paris AI Summit: Deregulation, Fear, and Surveillance

From Promise to Practice: A Glimpse into AI-Driven Approaches to Neuroscience

February 17, 2025

🔬 Original article by Le Thuy Duong Nguyen from Encode Canada. 📌 Editor’s Note: This article was originally written in February 2024 and is now being published as part of our Recess series, featuring university … [Read more...] about From Promise to Practice: A Glimpse into AI-Driven Approaches to Neuroscience

AI Chatbots: The Future of Socialization

February 17, 2025

🔬 Original article by Aimee Li from Encode Canada. 📌 Editor’s Note: This article was originally written in February 2024 and is now being published as part of our Recess series, featuring university students from … [Read more...] about AI Chatbots: The Future of Socialization

AI Governance on the Ground: Canada’s Algorithmic Impact Assessment Process and Algorithm has evolved

February 3, 2025

✍️ Report Summary by Kate Kaye, a researcher, award-winning journalist and deputy director of the World Privacy Forum, a non-partisan public interest research 501c3 nonprofit organization. Kate is a member of the OECD.AI … [Read more...] about AI Governance on the Ground: Canada’s Algorithmic Impact Assessment Process and Algorithm has evolved

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