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Our February 2025 newsletter is now out. In this issue:

Artificial Intelligence and Professional Regulation: Use of AI by Regulators
Sari Feferman presents for Osgoode Certificate in Privacy Law & Information Management in Healthcare
AI in Professional Regulation: Legal Implications for Regulators and Registrants
Emma to Speak at Keeping Up with the Case Law Series
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