Karen Eltis

Full Professor · University of Ottawa

Faculty of Law, Civil Law Section · Ottawa, Ontario

Studies artificial intelligence and cyberlaw from a comparative perspective. Her work addresses courts, privacy and access to justice.

Artificial intelligence law; cyberlaw; democratic institutions and access to justice

PUBLICATIONS // 7

The CIFAR Synthetic Evidence Corpus for Detecting AI-Generated Evidence · arXiv (Cornell University) (2026) · Preprint or working paper
AI Deployment in Justice: Some Unintended Consequences (Déléguer l'autorité au système? L'extériorisation de la fonction judiciaire et le dé-agencement des juges : Les retombées inattendues du déploiement de l’IA en justice) · SSRN Electronic Journal (2025) · Preprint or working paper
Guidelines for the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Canadian Courts · Canadian Judicial Council (2024) · Report
Judicial Independence and the Corporate ‘Custodians of the Internet’: A Call to Scrutinize Reliance on Private Platforms as ‘Essential Infrastructure’ · SSRN Electronic Journal (2022) · Preprint or working paper
Rapport Canadien: Le déréférencement à l’ère numérique – une approche hybride pour faire le pont entre la vision européenne et américaine du « droit à l’oubli » · Ius Comparatum - Global Studies in Comparative Law; The Right To Be Forgotten (2020) · Book chapter
L’extraterritorialité, l'intelligence artificielle et la justice :Une étude préliminaire The Extraterritorial Automatization of Justice: Will the Black Box decide? AI and Bias in Judicial Decision Making from a Comparative Perspective · SSRN Electronic Journal (2020) · Preprint or working paper
Courts in the Digital Age: ‘Adaptive Leadership’ for Harnessing Technology and Enhancing Access to Justice · SSRN Electronic Journal (2020) · Preprint or working paper