Sub-project Chiefs Team Leaders

Jacquelyn A. Burkell

Associate Professor
University of Western Ontario

This content has been updated on 1 April 2020 at 17 h 04 min.

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Scientific articles

Unlawful Distinctions ? : Canadian Human Rights Law and Algorithmic Bias

2024 Jacquelyn A. Burkell / Jane Bailey

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Actualités

Glitchy screens, ‘cat lawyers’ and hot mics: The perils of Zoom courts

9 April 2021 Jacquelyn A. Burkell

Books or chapters of books

Artificial Intelligence and the Law in Canada

2020 Amy Salyzyn / Florian Martin-Bariteau / Ignacio Cofone / Jacquelyn A. Burkell / Jane Bailey

Books or chapters of books

AI and Technology-Facilitated Violence and Abuse

2020 Florian Martin-Bariteau / Jacquelyn A. Burkell / Jane Bailey

Nouvelles

Artificial Intelligence and the Law in Canada

23 November 2020 Amy Salyzyn / Florian Martin-Bariteau / Ignacio Cofone / Jacquelyn A. Burkell / Jane Bailey

Dans les médias

The conversation | AI technologies — like police facial recognition — discriminate against people of colour

26 August 2020 Jacquelyn A. Burkell / Jane Bailey

Working papers

The Challenges of Algorithmic Bias

2020 Jacquelyn A. Burkell

Presentations

“Explainable AI” and reasons for judicial decisions

2020 Jacquelyn A. Burkell / Jane Bailey

Subproject 16 - Roadmap for Digital Transformation

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

Subproject 11 - Empowerment of Marginalized Peoples