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Privacy and Ethics in Payroll

Privacy

Privacy and Ethics in Payroll

Technical safeguards and workplace culture build on a legal compliance foundation to ensure employees feel respected and the autonomy to act responsibly and ethically while fulfilling their duties. It's about doing right by the people who keep the organisation running.

By John Wunderlich 31 Jul 2025
AI Platform Choices

AI

AI Platform Choices

The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters.

By John Wunderlich 27 Jul 2025
Silicon Valley Privacy Roundtable

Webistemology

Silicon Valley Privacy Roundtable

Last week, I had the privilege of attending an event co-hosted by the IEEE Digital Privacy Initiative and the Centre for Information Policy Leadership. The roundtable addressed Privacy Engineering: Aligning Technology, Principles, and Governance. This was an invitation-only event in San Francisco attended by civil society groups, industry

By John Wunderlich 22 Jul 2025
Public Safety and Data Privacy

Webistemology

Public Safety and Data Privacy

This is an updated version of a post initially written for Data Privacy Day in 2012, but it still seems relevant today in the context of Prime Minister Carney’s Bill C-2.

By John Wunderlich 06 Jul 2025
From Slop to Sabotage

AI

From Slop to Sabotage

If AI slop is the GIGO result from a model consuming the raw, unfiltered mess that is the Internet, then AI poisoning is what happens when someone or something slips poison into the mix. It intentionally corrupts an AI model's training data to control, disrupt, or degrade its performance.

By John Wunderlich 12 Jun 2025
AI Slop and Sturgeon's Law

AI

AI Slop and Sturgeon's Law

In a wonderful bit of serendipity, Sturgeon's Law has become a way to counter AI hype and provide a cautionary note about AI tools and a fundamental problem with them.

By John Wunderlich 11 Jun 2025
Our Digital Moai

Webistemology

Our Digital Moai

Today, our monuments are less tangible than stone, but no less massive. They are the sprawling, humming, and voraciously hungry data centres that power artificial intelligence.

By John Wunderlich 10 Jun 2025
Privacy Prospectus 2025

Privacy

Privacy Prospectus 2025

I'm curious whether new ministers' mandates will genuinely champion Canadians' digital autonomy and privacy.

By John Wunderlich 21 May 2025
Photo of a group of 1960's demonstrators for freedom.

Privacy

Privacy ≠ Freedom (but it should)

The data is in. Privacy is not correlated to Freedom. It is time to rethink how we write privacy laws.

By John Wunderlich 02 Apr 2025
Growing Democracy

East of the Don

Growing Democracy

There is a place, little noticed and even less understood by most Canadians, where democracy is growing stronger despite a history of violence and exploitation.

By John Wunderlich 05 Feb 2025
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Ontario

Bill 194, Strengthening Cyber Security and Building Trust in the Public Sector Act, 2024

While Bill 194 introduces some welcome upgrades to Ontario's cybersecurity and privacy legislation, it falls short of delivering in several key areas, particularly protecting employees' privacy.

By John Wunderlich 15 May 2024
The Vaccine Certificate Experience

Covid-19

The Vaccine Certificate Experience

Version 1 of the Ontario COVID Vaccine Certificate is a cumbersome experience that needs some work

By John Wunderlich 18 Oct 2021
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