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The rules around the model

Maura Grossman's work sits where law, data governance and AI meet.

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Maura R. Grossman receives two recognitions for work at intersection of law, data governance, and AI
Computer ScienceMaura R. Grossman receives two recognitions for work at intersection of law, data governance, and AIPhoto: University of Waterloo / original source page

A news article announcing that Research Professor Maura R. Grossman has received two awards for her work at the intersection of law, data governance, and AI

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