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Centre for Law, Technology and Society
Canada’s premier research hub on technology law, ethics and policy, and a global leader advancing research and policy in an interdisciplinary setting for the benefit of Canadians and the world.
Artificial Intelligence
uOttawa launches HALO initiative to support Canada’s AI healthcare strategy
AI scholars from across campus partner to support the transformation of Canada’s AI health system by connecting academia, hospitals, government, and i…
Appointments
Dr. Florian Martin-Bariteau promoted to Full Professor of Law
Recognizing a career defined by sustained research excellence, institutional leadership, and a growing influence on technology law and policy in Canad…
Policy contributions
A research at the forefront of technology policy making
In the past months, researchers contributed to national policy conversation to help shape upcoming legal and policy framework on privacy, artificial i…
Deciphering and reimagining the technological context
For 25 years, our group has been leading global conversations on the impact of technology on society and fundamental liberties in efforts to shape policy for a better technological future.
Explore publications, blogs, and opinions delivering thought-provoking analysis and cutting-edge insights from our members.
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