Thought Leadership

2022

• A look back at April 2022

  

  The CTLS Monthly Newsletter

• Autonomous Artificial Intelligence and Liability: a Comment on List

  

  Michael Da Silva | (2022) Philos. Technol. 35, 44 

• Perspective: Digital Agriculture

  

  Mascha Gugganig & Kelly Bronson | David Szanto, Amanda Di Battista & Irena Knezevic, Food Studies: Matter, Meaning, Movement (Food Studies Press, 2022)

• A look back at March 2022

  

  The CTLS Monthly Newsletter

• What businesses need to know about requesting proof of vaccination

  

  Vivek Krishnamurthy & Bryan Thomas | Toronto Star | March 23, 2022

• Putin’s Illegal War Has Gotten an Easy Ride from Big Tech

  

  Vivek Krishnamurthy | CIGI | March 12, 2022

• A look back at February 2022

  

  The CTLS Monthly Newsletter

• The AI + Society launches #Tresdancing, a short film on AI, Surveillance and Educational Technologies

  

  Co-produced by the AI + Society Initiative, the eQuality Project and the Queen’s Surveillance Studies Centre, #tresdancing speculates on the effects of escalating surveillance and control through AI and educational technology. Created by sava saheli singh, this fourth instalment of the Screening Surveillance series was made possible thanks to the support of the Scotiabank Fund for AI and Society at the University of Ottawa and of the Social Sciences and Humanities Council of Canada. 

• The Datafication of Wastewater: Legal, Ethical and Civic Considerations

  

  Teresa Scassa, Pamela Robinson & Ryan Mosoff | (2022) TechReg 2022, 23-35

• Saving Bavarian Hops in a “Parallel Universe”: Lessons on the Biopolitics of Agricultural Labor in Germany During the Corona Pandemic. Culture, Agriculture, Food and Environment.

  

  Mascha Gugganig & Marlise Horvath Schneider | (2021) Cult Agric Food Environ, 43: 85-95