Maroussia Lévesque

Maroussia is a doctoral candidate at Harvard Law School, an affiliate at the Berkman Klein Center, a senior fellow at the Center for International Governance Innovation, and a member of the Abundant Intelligences working group.

She researches AI governance, building on previous work on AI and human rights at Global Affairs Canada. Her work focuses on European, American and Canadian AI regulation, the role of technical standards, and interpretability challenges to the rule of law.

Maroussia previously participated to a public inquiry commission investigating law enforcement’s electronic surveillance practices and contributed to IEEE’s standard on algorithmic bias. Aside from her focus on law and technology, she volunteered in Haiti (Lawyers Without Borders), Brazil, and with various refugee organizations.