Research integrity and disclosures

Research and product development

The research projects and their environments are in development. Each project’s page presents its question, proposed approach and current status.

Juridical AI is also exploring a future commercial platform. That ambition makes it important to distinguish research findings from product proposals. Assessment of legal judgment is intended to remain human-led; conceptual examples and planned capabilities should be read in that context.

Funding, sponsorship and commercial interests

Disclosure details are being prepared. Ask the project for current information about funding, sponsorship, ownership, commercial interests and relevant relationships before participating or partnering.

Research may inform future products. Funding or commercial relationships can create real, potential or perceived conflicts that need to be identified, disclosed and appropriately managed.

Study-specific information should explain who supports the work, relevant interests and roles, and how they are addressed. An enquiry or expression of interest does not replace those disclosures.

Before a live study begins

Any live study launch will depend on the required research approvals and study-specific participant materials. Those materials should explain the researchers, purpose, procedures, expected time, risks and potential benefits, data handling, voluntary participation, withdrawal limits and contact routes for questions or concerns.

Expressing interest through this website does not establish eligibility, enrol you or provide consent. Ask for the current study information before deciding whether to take part.

The Canadian TCPS 2 guidance on consent and conflicts of interest informs this approach. Linking to this guidance does not establish ethics approval or institutional endorsement.