Dans le cadre de notre recherche sur l’Agriculture 4.0, une série de webinaires (en anglais) organisée par le North American Digital Agriculture Working Group (NADAWG) sur les enjeux liés aux données en agriculture: Understanding the “terms and conditions” of agricultural data governance, aura lieu les 14, 21 et 28 octobre 2025 de 13h à 14h EST.
About the presentations Digital tools in agriculture – from decision-support platforms to autonomous machinery – rely heavily on data. Even as attention shifts to artificial intelligence (AI), it is important to keep a critical focus on the data that are collected and used to train AI models and direct robotics. Agricultural data can be advantageous to farmers, farmworkers, researchers, and policymakers in different ways. Social and political factors influence who benefits and bears the risks associated with agricultural data collection and uses. In this three-part series, we’ll explore key dimensions of agricultural data governance with short presentations from speakers followed by Q&A.
Part 1: Data, money, and corporate power Register here
- Dr. Kelly Bronson, University of Ottawa
- Dr. Madeleine Fairbairn, University of California, Santa Cruz
- Dr. Sarah-Louise Ruder, University of Ottawa
Part 2: Surveillance and security Register here
- Dr. Ali Dehghantanha, University of Guelph
- Dr. Chris Ramsaroop, University of Toronto
- TBC
Part 3: Data justice and capacity building Register here
- Dr. Matthew Canfield, Leiden University
- Dr. Hilary Faxon, University of Montana
- TBC