Excited to be presenting w/Sam Andrey tomorrow to share results and discuss the findings from our new survey of Canadian public sector employees and supervisors on their experiences with remote work #surveillance, hosted by Institute of Public Admin. of Canada. Register here! form.jotform.com/231025646333045

"We're going to see more technological change...in the next 10 years than we've seen in the last 50 years." ctvnews.ca/business/biden…

Winnipeg police is buying video analysis software. Excellent reporting by Edward Djan. Province is funding the purchase. Good points by Kevin Walby UWinnipeg. I talk about tech regulatory environment being lax, and how efforts like AIDA fall short. winnipeg.citynews.ca/video/2023/07/…

Last week, the IPPA brought research to Toronto Metropolitan University to discuss how policymakers can respond to the spread of disinformation. Moderated by Sam Andrey, the expert panel included a presentation based on our research, Survey of Online Harms in Canada, presented by Joe Masoodi.

Thanks for having me! Happy to have talked about the effectiveness of CCTV on crime.

Our Senior Policy Analyst, Joe Masoodi joins Newstalk 1010 to discuss the effectiveness of CCTV cameras on public safety. While CCTV can help reduce property or vehicle crimes, it is not statistically effective in reducing violent crime. Listen here: iheart.com/podcast/962-th…

Good article by @DrewPAnderson on workplace #surveillance. Thanks for the piece Drew, and for including me in it!

The latest from the Globe's business commentary, by Joe Masoodi, Cory Searcy, Patrick Neumann: If you work remotely, you’re likely being spied on: a disturbing new trend theglobeandmail.com/business/comme…

If you work remotely, you’re likely being spied on: a disturbing new trend dlvr.it/St97S2

Part of our upcoming September issue: "An agenda for responsible technology policy in Canada" by Sam Andrey, Joe Masoodi, Tiffany Kwok & André Côté with Open Access onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… Institute of Public Admin. of Canada @WileyPolitics

💌YOU’RE INVITED! Join us on Sept. 19 for our first #DaisTalks series on Anti-Racism: Schooling of Ontario’s Black Youth. 6-8 p.m ET online + in-person in Brampton. Tickets are free. Register here: …of-ontarios-black-youth.eventbrite.ca Supported by CRRF | FCRR, funding by Gov't of Can.

Sharpen your #techpolicy knowledge + skills by taking Cybersecurity Policy in Canada, a microcredential course, offered by the Dais Learning!

Yesterday, the Dais welcomed Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hon. Mélanie Joly, to the @TMU campus. Thrilled to hear her speak on issues such as #disinformation and the future of #AI, and engage with students on these important topics. Proud to be on the team that made this happen!

“Who Audits the Auditors?” with Sasha Costanza-Chock Deb Raji Martha Czernuszenko Dr. Joy Buolamwini is now on arXiv!! In it, we conduct a field scan to understand current norms, emerging best practices, and key barriers in the field of algorithm auditing arxiv.org/abs/2310.02521

Many colleagues in the fields of #AI governance and #HumanRights follow the journey of Canada's Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA). I review the proposed amendments to the bill in a new CIGI paper: cigionline.org/articles/propo… The amendments adopt many provisions