Connecting ethics, engineering practice, and policy for responsible robotics and AI.
ethics
CRAiEDL examines the complex ethical and social issues raised by existing and emerging robotics and AI technologies and applications, to help inform the responsible development and deployment of robotics and AI technologies, applications and policy.
engineering practice
CRAiEDL develops concepts, frameworks, and tools to support the responsible design, development and deployment of robotics and AI. These capacity building materials can be used by students, start-ups, private sector companies and policymakers to support the development and application of best-practices for robotics and AI in Canada and around the world.
policy
CRAiEDL works with stakeholders across Canada and internationally to help develop both general and industry-specific policy thinking to support the responsible governance of robotics and AI.
research
our team
Dr. Jason Millar
CRAiEDL Director, Canada Research Chair in the Ethical Engineering of Robotics and AI
Dr. Kelly Bronson
Canada Research Chair in Science and Society
Katie Szilagyi
Assistant Professor (Manitoba)
Chantal Rodier
STEAM Projects Coordinator & Artist in Residence (Faculty of Engineering)
Dr. Channarong Intahchomphoo
Adjunct Professor (uOttawa)
Batoul Hammoud
PhD Student - Digital Transformation and Innovation
Caitlin Heppner
PhD (Cand.) Philosophy
Dr. Peter Novitzky
Postdoctoral Fellow
Nayel Fabian Salem
PhD Student (TU Braunschweig)
Abigail Kearney
AI + Society Technoship Fellow - JD Student (2L)
Jordan Geist
JD Student (2L)
