19 May 2020
Pre-recorded
Speaker : Hannes Westermann - Research assistant at the Cyberjustice Laboratory In order to improve access to justice, the Laboratory will present the JusticeBot project which aims to help parties to disputes a better understanding of their legal situation using artificial intelligence. There will be a presentation of our research, a prototype we have developed […] Read more
29 April 2024
Web-talk in french only. Nous vous invitons à une discussion virtuelle avec Mes Dominique Boutin, Aliaa El-Hage et Sophie Gagnon durant laquelle nous aborderons l’impact de la crise sanitaire sur l’accessibilité à la justice au Québec. Nous explorerons les projets mis en place afin de maintenir le public informé et nous discuterons des effets à […] Read more
14 May 2020 • 12:00 (EDT)
People's Law School, a non-profit in British Columbia, has developed a chatbot that helps with everyday legal problems. Now available on Facebook Messenger and soon to be released on the web, Beagle guides people step-by-step through common everyday legal problems. The team behind Beagle will outline why they set about developing a chatbot, show how […] Read more
14 May 2020 • 13:30
Online
Join Jean-Paul Bevilacqua, Julie Mathews and Katie Sykes to discuss the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on access to justice in Canada. The discussion will centre around the establishment of new technological tools and services seeking to inform the public of their rights during a pandemic and around the impact that the pandemic has had […] Read more
29 April 2020 • 11:00
En ligne
Webinar in french only. The boom in teleworking in the context of a pandemic has shed light on the controversial and more or less controlled use of communications and personal data through the many tools at your disposal. In this webinar, we will present JAMI, an innovative Quebec-based communication application that places confidentiality and privacy […] Read more
13 October 2020 • 9:30 AM (CET) 13 October 2020 • 10:30 AM (CET)
Online
Giampero Lupo - ACT researcher - will propose within the framework of a series of online seminars by the SRPP a web conference entitled "Regulating (Artificial) Intelligence in Justice: Normative Frameworks and the Risks Related to AI in the Judiciary " within the framework of the seminar "Normalizing Normativity (AI and Justice)" that will take […] Read more
In this article published by LaPresse, Ryad Titah — professor at HEC Montréal and ACT researcher — offers his expertise on digital cities, which improve the quality of life of their occupants, but raise concerns about the protection of their privacy. Devant les enjeux de mobilité, d'urbanisme et même d'administration, les villes qui se démarquent […] Read more
This report written by Kate Robertson—criminal defence lawyer and Citizen Lab research fellow—Cynthia Khoo—Citizen Lab research fellow and technology and human rights lawyer—and Yolanda Song,—lawyer at Stevenson Whelton LLP and pro bono research associate at the IHRP—examines algorithmic technologies that are designed for use in criminal law enforcement systems and the human rights implications of […] Read more
Karim Benyekhlef — director of the Cyberjustice Laboratory — and Valentin Callipel — head of mission at the Laboratory — highlight in an article published by Business & Legal Forum For Ethics & Performance on the challenges of algorithms in the justice domain. Il est peu de dire que la nouvelle frontière de l’intelligence […] Read more
The American Bar Association's Center for Innovation provides statistics and information in this report regarding the extent of Court-Annexed Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) in the United States as it existed as of the end of 2019. "At the end of 2019, there are 66 active sites of court annexed ODR in 12 states. The […] Read more
