Law, Cyberjustice and Cybersecurity

AI and digital technology can help lower costs and reduce delays in the justice system. But their use poses risks in terms of discrimination and invasion of privacy. The dangers of the fraudulent manipulation of data and tools must also be countered.

Co-Heads Researchers

Karim Benyekhlef

Professor, Faculty of Law, Director of the Cyberjustice Laboratory

Université de Montréal
Pierre-Luc Déziel

Professor, Faculty of Law

Université Laval

Articles

Law, Cyberjustice and Cybersecurity Deliberation Videos

Webinar on digital identity and privacy protection

4 December 2023

Law, Cyberjustice and Cybersecurity

Articles

Webinar on digital identity and privacy protection

International symposium – Society, AI and Normativities: Scientific Contributions to the International Agenda on AI Regulation

Roundtable: Model for Evaluating Data Flow Factors

Call for Proposals 4th edition des Rencontres Jeunes Chercheurs Droit et Numérique

OBVIA welcomes Mitacs interns

Colloque: Towards a Reform of Access to Health Information for Research Purposes in Quebec: Preliminary Reactions to Bill 19

Conference: Regulation of AI in Europe

Comments on the Privacy guidance on facial recognition for police agencies

Webconference: Responsible Use of Automated Decision-Making Systems in the Federal Government

Panel on the EU’s Draft Regulation on Artificial Intelligence

Seminar: Understanding the Tensions and Convergences between Privacy and Ethics for the Responsible Development of Machine Learning

Webinaire – Médias sociaux : un ouvrage pour aborder de front les enjeux associés à la vie privée, la sécurité et la désinformation

Report on the Use of Facial Recognition by Police Forces in the public space in Quebec and Canada

Researchers

Co-Heads Researchers

Researchers

Chair on Social Justice and Artificial Intelligence 2019-2020

Abeona-ENS-OBVIA Chair on AI and Social Justice

Abeona-ENS-OBVIA Chair on AI and Social Justice

COVID-19

Ethics, Governance and Democracy

Education and Empowerment

International Relations, Humanitarian Action and Human Rights

Industry 4-0, Work and Employment

Environment, Smart Cities, Territory and Mobility

Arts, Media and Cultural Diversity

Sustainable Health

Webinar on digital identity and privacy protection

Coming soon : Considering artificial intelligence through the lens of social justice

Ethics at the heart of AI

Press release – Obvia receives a $15 million grant from the FRQ : Toward a human-centric approach to AI

Postdoctoral Fellowships Funding

Conference-discussion: Anticipating AI’s major Risks for Society

Elevating Higher Education : A Cutting-Edge Roadmap for Quality, Equity, and Inclusion With a Focus on Student and Instructor Mental Health in Multimodal Learning Environments

Shattering Barriers

Canadian AI 2023 – Responsible AI Track

Supporting Next Generation Scholarship Program 2023-2024