Smart Everything, Data Everywhere & AI, all at once: The Weird Wide Web of Privacy
About this episode
About our Guest:
Dr Teresa Scassa
https://techlaw.uottawa.ca/people/scassa-teresa
Papers or resources mentioned in this episode:
Robinson, P., & Scassa, T. (2022). The Future of Open Data.
https://ruor.uottawa.ca/bitstream/10393/43648/1/9780776629759_WEB.pdf
Scassa, T. (2020). Designing data governance for data sharing: lessons from sidewalk Toronto.
Scassa, T., Robinson, P., & Mosoff, R. (2022). The Datafication of Wastewater:: Legal, Ethical and Civic Considerations. Technology and Regulation, 2022, 23-35
Scassa, T. (2022). The surveillant university: Remote proctoring, AI, and human rights. Can. J. Comp. & Contemp. L., 8, 271.
Scassa, T. (2023). Regulating AI in Canada: A critical look at the proposed artificial intelligence and data act. The Canadian Bar Review, 101(1)
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This episode was edited using an 'AI' tool for part of the workflow and part of the intro was written by AI. The intro was then rewritten and some of the work of the other AI tool had to be redone manually. We are at the 'click a button and it is done' stage yet.
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