Robotics & AI Policy

CRAiEDL is contributing to the development of responsible robotics and AI by examining the underlying sociotechnical issues those emerging technologies raise and translating them into various policy contexts.
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We strive to develop practical and actionable recommendations and governance tools for governmental, regulatory, and private sector policy actors.

Publication

October 30, 2024

Effects of artificial intelligence and robotics on human labor: A systematic review

Publication

February 1, 2024

Privacy Protection of Automated and Self-Driving Vehicles

Publication

October 7, 2023

Driving Into the Loop: Mapping Automation Bias & Liability Issues for Advanced Driver Assist Systems

Publication

January 1, 2021

Choosing Canada’s Automotive Future – The Expert Panel on Connected and Autonomous Vehicles and Shared Mobility

Publication

September 24, 2020

People Packets and Fairness in the Age of Algorithmically Controlled Mobility Shaping

Video

September 22, 2020

Peer Review for Automated Decision-Making Tools Under Canada’s Directive on Automated Decision-Making: A Model Peer Review Process and Recommendations for Best Practice.

Publication

December 6, 2018

Accountability in AI: Promoting Greater Social Trust

Publication

January 1, 2018

Targeting Trust: A Workshop on the Nature and Role of Trust in Autonomous Weapon Systems (AWS) Policy Development

Publication

January 1, 2016

How to Engage the Public on the Ethics and Governance of Autonomous Weapon Systems

Video

April 10, 2015

WeRobot 2015

Testimony

Meaningful Human Control and Dual-Use Technologies

Testimony

Towards a Canadian Policy Position on Meaningful Human Control and Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems

OP-ED

The Momentous Advance in Artificial Intelligence Demands A New Set of Ethics

Publication

Redrawing Canada’s Safety Lines for AV/CV

Publication

Will Privacy Be the Next Moral Crumple Zone?

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Transcending Trolley Problems: Reframing and Resolving Ethical Problems for AV/CV Safety

Publication

Robotics & AI Policy

Effects of artificial intelligence and robotics on human labor: A systematic review

Privacy Protection of Automated and Self-Driving Vehicles

Driving Into the Loop: Mapping Automation Bias & Liability Issues for Advanced Driver Assist Systems

Choosing Canada’s Automotive Future – The Expert Panel on Connected and Autonomous Vehicles and Shared Mobility

People Packets and Fairness in the Age of Algorithmically Controlled Mobility Shaping

WeRobot 2020

Lack of Evidence Suggests Caution when Considering Contact-Tracing Apps

Five ways a COVID-19 contact-tracing app could make things worse

Peer Review for Automated Decision-Making Tools Under Canada’s Directive on Automated Decision-Making: A Model Peer Review Process and Recommendations for Best Practice.

Accountability in AI: Promoting Greater Social Trust

Targeting Trust: A Workshop on the Nature and Role of Trust in Autonomous Weapon Systems (AWS) Policy Development

How to Engage the Public on the Ethics and Governance of Autonomous Weapon Systems

WeRobot 2015

Meaningful Human Control and Dual-Use Technologies

Towards a Canadian Policy Position on Meaningful Human Control and Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems

The Momentous Advance in Artificial Intelligence Demands A New Set of Ethics

Redrawing Canada’s Safety Lines for AV/CV

Will Privacy Be the Next Moral Crumple Zone?

Transcending Trolley Problems: Reframing and Resolving Ethical Problems for AV/CV Safety

The dynamic nature of trust: Trust in Human-Robot Interaction revisited.