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Michael Karanicolas is an Associate Professor of Law and the James S. Palmer Chair in Public Policy & Law at Dalhousie University's Schulich School of Law. He holds a BAH from Queen's University, a JD from Dalhousie, and an LLM from the University of Toronto. His research focuses on the intersection of constitutional law, human rights, and emerging technologies, particularly addressing AI governance, digital rights, and public policy challenges.
Education:
- Bachelor of Arts and History (Queen's University)
- Juris Doctor (Dalhousie University, Schulich School of Law)
- Master of Laws (University of Toronto)
Research Interests: His work examines how human rights principles apply to online platforms, privacy, surveillance, and content moderation. He has advised governments and international bodies on AI regulation, digital contracts, and access to information. Key areas include:
- AI ethics and bias mitigation
- Regulatory frameworks for emerging technologies
- Freedom of expression in digital spaces
- Global South perspectives on tech governance
- Public sector AI adoption risks
Grants & Funding:
- 2024 National Science Foundation Award: Responsible Quantum Innovation
- 2023 National Science Foundation Award: Privacy Regulations & Software Development
Labs & Affiliations: He leads the Law & Technology Institute at Schulich Law and is affiliated with the Yale Information Society Project. His recent articles analyze AI-driven public services, platform accountability, and deepfake regulation, reflecting his commitment to bridging legal frameworks and technological evolution.
