Artificial intelligence is generating urgent and serious privacy harms for Canadians. Generative AI platforms enable the mass production of non-consensual intimate imagery, including AI-generated chil...
Federal spending by Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
97 records totalling $4,731,950.02 CAD, from official Government of Canada open data.
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With the rise of the smart or connected car, the auto industry has become a leader in connected technology. Current vehicle models feature the internet of things (IoT); they incorporate complex system...
This project will produce a comprehensive report identifying law and policy reform recommendations discussing the relationship between privacy and human rights in AI governance and regulation. The pro...
Research on the development of a Canadian Standards Association standard for professional accreditation of Canadian cybersecurity practitioners.
This project will investigate the ecosystem of virtual reality/augmented reality (VR/AR) e-commerce, retail apps and websites, including virtual try-on, virtual makeup and beauty apps or websites, and...
Moving out of science labs and into our personal lives through online gaming devices, eyetracking technology brings new opportunities and very real concerns about data privacy. As eyetracking becomes...
This project will explore known privacy risks associated with artificial intelligence and machine learning, identify popular use cases, and create a venue to discuss their privacy-associated risks.
This research project will draw on diverse subject matter perspectives to prepare an explainer video and policy brief for the Canadian public. It will also organize and host a round table discussion t...
This project will provide information on the complexity of privacy policies and terms of service and will result in a research paper on the challenges posed by online consent.
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There are many technical complexities involved in designing a central bank digital currency (CBDC) but one of the most complicated of the design parameters is privacy. This research project has one ma...
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The project will seek to develop a series of practical case studies that set out in-depth descriptions of how de-identification has been used in practice and for which purposes, identifying both succe...
The project proposed by the Fédération québécoise des sports électroniques (FQSE), in collaboration with Esport Canada, aims to carry out a program to raise awareness, disseminate information and co-c...
The “Citizen Hacks” design jam will engage high school and university-age youth in exploring the central question: “How can we build a digital future that protects everyone’s privacy?”
This project will examine the growing risks of “consumer” spyware technology in Canada for the privacy and safety of women, girls, and children in the context of family violence and abusive relationsh...
The goal of this project is to provide a deeper understanding of the privacy implications of smart cities in Canada.
This project explores parents’ posting of information on and pictures of their children on social media.
The overall goal of this project is to increase public understanding of widespread surveillance systems and technologies, and how to control and enhance data privacy. The project will result in three...