Working Group 3: Governance and policies

Subproject 10 – Inventory –– Inventory and content analysis of AI framework documents (Qualitative Analysis)

Conferences

• Amy SALYZYN, Speaker, Technological Competence for Lawyers, Legal Education Society of Alberta (virtual webinar), May 19, 2021

Publications

• Riikka Koulu, Havu, K. & Hirvonen, H., Regulating AI is the current legislation capable of dealing with AI? , Finnish Centre for Artificial Intelligence | Published
• Riikka KOULU, Human control over automation: EU policy and AI ethics, European Journal of Legal Studies 1/2020 pp. 9-46. | Published
• Riika KOULU, Proceduralising control and discretion: human oversight in artificial intelligence policy, Maastricht Journal for European and Comparative Law, 2020 | Published
• Riika KOULU, Crafting digital transparency: implementing legal values into algorithmic design, Critical Analysis of Law , April 2021 | Published
• Riikka KOULU, Laura KONTIAINEN, Suvi SANKARI, Shift the perspective and see differently: Access to justice as a boundary object for interdisciplinary algorithm studies, submitted in 2022, under review in Frontiers in Computer Science | Published

Subproject 10 – Inventory – Inventory and content analysis of AI framework documents (Quantitative Analysis)

Conferences

• Giampiero Lupo, Regulating (Artificial) Intelligence in Justice: Normative Frameworks and the Risks Related to AI in the Judiciary, Technologies of Normalization, Sep.-Oct. 2020.
• Giampiero LUPO, Regulating (Artificial) Intelligence in Justice: Normative Frameworks and the Risks Related to AI in the Judiciary, ACT Workshop, Nov. 2020.
• Giampiero LUPO, Risky Artificial Intelligence: What the Role of Accidents will be in the Path to AI Regulation,  Condition Critical: Disruption, disaster and the challenges to law, Online seminar, Sep.-Oct 2021.

Publications

• Giampiero LUPO, Regulating (Artificial) Intelligence in Justice: How Normative Frameworks Protect Citizens from the Risks Related to AI Use in the Judiciary, European Quarterly of Political Attitudes and Mentalities, 8(2), 75-96, 2019. | Published
• Giampiero LUPO, The ethics of Artificial Intelligence: An analysis of ethical frameworks disciplining AI in justice and other contexts of application, Oñati Socio-legal Series (ISSN 2079-5971), 2022 | Published

Subproject 10 – Inventory – Typology of currently existing legal technologies that use automation/AI

Conferences

• Amy SALYZYN, Legal Technology: Tools and Regulatory Responses, Virtual Presentation to Law Society of Ontario, Technology Taskforce, October 23, 2019
• Amy SALYZYN, Judging by Numbers: How Will Judicial Analytics Impact the Justice System and Its Stakeholders?, Canadian Association for Legal Ethics Annual Conference, Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie, October 23, 2020

Publications

• Jena MCGILL abd Amy SALYZYN, Judging by Numbers: How will judicial analytics impact the justice system and its stakeholders?, 44:1 (2021) Dalhousie Law Journal 250.  | To be published
• Inventory | To be published

Subproject 11 - Empowerment of Marginalized Peoples

• Studies on empowering marginalized groups and communities using digital technologies and AI | Inventory year 2 | To be published
• Studies on empowering marginalized groups and communities using digital technologies and AI | Inventory Year 1 | To be published
• Kate ROBERTSON, Cynthia KHOO, Yolanda SONG (dir.), To Surveil and Predict : a Human Rights Analysis of Algorithmic Policing in Canada, The Citizen Lab, University of Toronto Faculty of Law, (2020).  HTML
• Karine GENTELET, Alexandra BAHARY-DIONNE (dir.), Les angles morts des réponses technologiques à la pandémie de COVID-19: Disjonction entre les inégalités en santé et numériques structurantes de la marginalisation de certaines populations , OBVIA, (2020).

Subproject 13 - Ethical and Socio-Political Issues of AI and Autonomization

• Bibliographie annotée de la littérature sur les questions éthiques liés aux tech IA | In progress
• Scoping review of ethical issues in the implementation of AI technologies in the justice system | To be published

Subproject 14 – Increase the intelligibility of online dockets and access to justice by mobilizing artificial intelligence

• Interview results / scientific article on the intelligibility of the new plumitifs generated by the software | In progress
• 4 scientific articles on the AI techniques used to create the software | Done
• Final report on the impact of the software on the legibility of the plumitifs | Done
• Software development for SOQUIJ | Done

Subproject 14 – Intellectual property issues in the extraction and reuse of legal data for of legal data for automated process development

• Scientific article | In progress
• Scientific article | In progress

Subproject 14 – Towards a synergetic approach to the dematerialization of judicial files: protection of the privacy of the litigant as a vector of access to justice

• Literature review on adoption and implementation of online court records in Canada | In progress
• Literature update on the legal norms that protect privacy in the judicial system | In progress
• Final Report : governance framework and privacy policy for the online publication of court records | Fall 2023
• Survey on the perception of open legal data and the protection of privacy in digital court records | Fall 2022
• Literature review on the impact of AI on the protection of publicly available information | In progress
• Inventory of personal information in court records (scientific article) | In progress

Subproject 15 - Security Issues Stemming from AI Tools

• Cybersecurity risks associated with the deployment of ai technologies by justice actors (Literature review) | Published
• Benoit DUPONT, Yuan STEVENS, Hannes WESTERMANN, Michael JOYCE (dir.), Artificial Intelligence in the Context of Crime and Criminal Justice , Korean Institute of Criminology, Canada Research Chair in Cybersecurity, ICCC, Université de Montréal, (2018). PDF