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🔹 [[:en:images/4/4c/EN-_CNSC_2-_Third-party_Evaluation_of_the_CNSC’s_Regulatory_Framework’s_Readiness_to_Accept_a_License_Application_for_a_Fusion_Reactor.pdf|<u><big>Third-party Evaluation of the CNSC’s Regulatory Framework’s Readiness to Accept a License Application for a Fusion Reactor</big></u>]]
🔹 [[:en:images/4/4c/EN-_CNSC_2-_Third-party_Evaluation_of_the_CNSC’s_Regulatory_Framework’s_Readiness_to_Accept_a_License_Application_for_a_Fusion_Reactor.pdf|<u><big>Third-party Evaluation of the CNSC’s Regulatory Framework’s Readiness to Accept a License Application for a Fusion Reactor</big></u>]]
*This project involves enlisting external support in order to review the CNSC’s regulatory framework and assess its readiness for fusion technology. If successful, this work would help CNSC successfully receive and process license applications for fusion reactors.🔹 <big>[[:File:A Study for the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission on Artificial Intelligence Applications and Implications for the Nuclear Industry.pdf|A Study for the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission on Artificial Intelligence Applications and Implications for the Nuclear Industry]]</big>
*This project involves enlisting external support in order to review the CNSC’s regulatory framework and assess its readiness for fusion technology. If successful, this work would help CNSC successfully receive and process license applications for fusion reactors.
🔹 <big>[[:File:A Study for the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission on Artificial Intelligence Applications and Implications for the Nuclear Industry.pdf|A Study for the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission on Artificial Intelligence Applications and Implications for the Nuclear Industry]]</big>
*This project involves contracting expert advisory services to conduct a literature study and evaluation of the information required to demonstrate the safety of the use of AI in licensed nuclear activities, evaluate potential challenges for regulatory oversight and its use by regulators in inspection and compliance programs.
*This project involves contracting expert advisory services to conduct a literature study and evaluation of the information required to demonstrate the safety of the use of AI in licensed nuclear activities, evaluate potential challenges for regulatory oversight and its use by regulators in inspection and compliance programs.
'''<big>Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC)</big>'''
'''<big>Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC)</big>'''
