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The social sciences and humanities offer unique and vital perspectives to inform government decision-making. Their subject matter and critical approaches help us better understand social, cultural

The CRiT Toolkit offers researchers guidance on navigating collaborations with major technology companies, highlighting potential ethical issues and outlining strategies to mitigate risks.

The first session of the Ottawa Science Policy Network's annual science policy seminar series, SciPol 102, is focused on the fast-evolving topic of AI.

Dr. Bronson and Dr. Millar developed a set of guiding principles, around which they developed a model process for the Canadian Government to lead peer reviews of their automated decision-making

Dr. Jason Millar chairs the panel "Ethical red flags – are their robotic applications that should be banned or considered high-risk?" at WeRobot 2024.

The 2024 Annual Lecture was given by Caitlin Heppner on May 6th. Caitlin Heppner delivers the 2024 annual lecture for the Critical Pedagogies Project at the University of Westminster.

CRAiEDL receives SSHRC funding for Art, Ethics, AI & Robotics Research.

Chantal Rodier invited keynote speaker for Art in Silico at Michigan Tech. University.