TRuST lecture convenes experts to discuss disinformation's threat to democracy and how to preserve democratic values.
This opinion piece by Dr. Mary Wells, dean of Waterloo Engineering, and Dr. Ashley Rose Mehlenbacher, an associate professor in the English Language and Literature department, appeared in the Hill Times, a popular news source for Canadian politics and government news.
This report summarizes existing surveys and research on trust in Canada.
The fundamental structure of society is being influenced by five factors: rising inequality, polarization of media and politics, increasing displacement of technology, increasing displacement from trade, and geopolitical instability. In this episode, Dominic Barton discusses what’s at stake if we don’t respond thoughtfully and inclusively.
This opinion piece by Dean Mary Wells of Waterloo Engineering and Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in Science, Health and Technology Communication Ashley Rose Mehlenbacher at the University of Waterloo recently appeared in the Hill Times, a popular news source for Canadian politics and government news.
Our engineers, architects and entrepreneurs are called to understand and design for the biggest problems facing humanity and our planet. Knowledge networks must interact to meet the complexities facing our generation.
TRuST's Lai-Tze Fan's Radio Interview: Can we really trust AI?
Opinion: Bridging the gap between the people who design and build new technologies and the people who use them.
Are we overconfident in our ability to detect nonsense? Waterloo research says, likely