Artificial intelligence’s promise is a solution to every problem, from cancer to climate change. Its perils — privacy violations, human rights offences, cyber attacks and more — are the stuff of science fiction. Eighty per cent of Canadian C-level executives fear going out of business if they can’t scale AI, but there are no international standards for governance, law-makers are playing catch-up and AI-related litigation is on the rise.

Experience
- Advising life science and medical device companies looking to deploy AI-enabled products in Canada (i.e. Software as a Medical Device)
- Advising a leading online retailer on the use of AI across its various business platforms
- Advising a leading agricultural manufacturer regarding the testing of autonomous agricultural equipment and the use of AI
Key Contacts
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Hélène Deschamps Marquis
National Co-Leader, Privacy & Cybersecurity
- Location
- Montréal
- HDeschampsMarquis@blg.com
- Phone
- 514.954.3102
Hélène Deschamps Marquis
National Co-Leader, Privacy & Cybersecurity
Services
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Cybersecurity, Privacy & Data Protection
- Compliance with Privacy & Data Protection
- Privacy & Security Breaches
- Privacy Regulators' Investigations
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Edona Vila
Partner
Services
- Products Law
- Health Care & Life Sciences
- Transportation
- Cybersecurity, Privacy & Data Protection
- Autonomous Vehicles
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Jason Howg
Partner
Services
- Information Technology
- Technology
- Licensing
- Intellectual Property
- Health Informatics
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George Wray
Partner
Services
- Products Law
- Municipal Liability
- Cybersecurity Disputes
- Automotive
- Autonomous Vehicles
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