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Canadian society is progressing deeper into the digital age. Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies — like the generative AI ChatGPT and the legal platform Harvey — are increasingly shaping judicial processes and legal systems, including in the adjudication of intricate cases. Like other areas of the world, Canada is not immune to these shifting intersections of AI technology and their impacts on the administration of justice.
Canadian society is progressing deeper into the digital age. Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies — like the generative AI ChatGPT and the legal platform Harvey — are increasingly shaping judicial processes and legal systems, including in the adjudication of intricate cases. Like other areas of the world, Canada is not immune to these shifting intersections of AI technology and their impacts on the administration of justice.
In my opinion A group of scholars offer a rebuttal to a recent article exploring the notions of “self-Indigenization” and “race-shifting.” BY MICHEL BOUCHARD, SÉBASTIEN MALETTE, GUILLAUME MARCOTTE & SIOMONN PULLA | MAY 04 2020 The article, “Researchers examine the growing phenomenon of ‘self-Indigenization’” (University Affairs, April 7), defines self-Indigenization as a “decision to suddenly identify as Indigenous without official recognition along tenuous links.” Reviewing the work of...
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