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Ontario judges weigh AI’s risks and rewards in the courts
Courts are currently developing new policies and issuing guidelines for good AI practices 
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The project is being led by Queen’s Law professor Samuel Dahan
Ontario Human Rights Commission 2024–25 annual report touches upon AI impact assessments
Collaboration with Law Commission of Ontario aims to assist in evaluating AI’s effects on rights
Ontario Bar Association’s new AI Academy aims to help lawyers learn by doing
Offering seeks to provide curated learning experiences, course materials, personalized AI assistant
Queen’s Law capitalizes on legal AI program’s success with plans for new classes
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