Research publications

Intelligence agencies around the world, including the Communications Security Establishment (CSE), are increasingly acquiring, analyzing, using and sharing publicly available information. Given the scale of data involved, artificial intelligence (AI) – particularly machine learning (ML) – and cloud computing will be vital, as will broader definitions of “publicly available” in privacy law. This HillNote discusses how technological advancements and an explosive growth in publicly available information have made CSE and its domestic partners interested stakeholders in anticipated changes to Canada’s privacy law.

This HillNote provides information about research and data collected about Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous data sovereignty, the federal government’s role in data collection and Indigenous-led data initiatives.