Digital Government (Data and Artificial Intelligence)
About this Research Theme
Research in digital government is essential for understanding the ethical, legal, and societal implications of emerging technologies. This research informs the development of comprehensive policies that safeguard privacy, promote responsible data usage, and harness the potential of AI for the benefit of society.
Faculty
Adegboyega Ojo
- Professor, Canada Research Chair in Governance and Artificial Intelligence — digital Government; artificial intelligence governance; data-intensive public sector innovation; policy analytics
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Amanda Clarke
- Associate Professor — public administration, digital government, data governance, civic technology
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Graeme Auld
- Professor — comparative and global environmental politics and policy; international political economy; transnational private governance and private regulation; corporate social responsibility; climate change; natural resource governance
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Mehmet Akif Demircioglu
- Associate Professor – public sector innovation and entrepreneurship, good governance, effective leadership, public management, comparative and international public administration, organization theory, organizational behavior
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Nathan Grasse
- Associate Professor — nonprofit finance and financial management; governance and leadership; and strategic management
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Recent Publications
AI Audit Objects, Credentialing, and the Race-to-the-Bottom: Three AI Auditing Challenges and A Path Forward
Carleton leads discussion on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Governance
