Foreign Interference
Canada (2024)
Designed and implemented automated analysis systems to detect influential actors (government officials, media, influencers) disseminating messages aligned with foreign interests in Canadian public discourse.
Software engineer specialized in the design and deployment of artificial intelligence solutions for governments, UN agencies, and NGOs operating in crisis zones.
jeanromainroy@protonmail.com
Designed and implemented automated analysis systems to detect influential actors (government officials, media, influencers) disseminating messages aligned with foreign interests in Canadian public discourse.
Developed a platform to analyze and visualize interventions designed to enhance combatants' understanding and attitudes toward the Laws of Armed Conflict (LOAC).
Verified and documented the destruction of key landmarks in frontline cities by analyzing CCTV footage, satellite imagery, social media data, and on-site assessments to provide a detailed and accurate account of each incident.
In remote or low-resource areas, limited access to electronic devices and internet creates challenges for record keeping. These areas typically rely on paper records, which are difficult to transcribe, summarize, and transport. This often results in delays, data loss, or valuable information being overlooked entirely. Our solution uses artificial intelligence to transform cell phone photos of handwritten records into digital format.
Developed media monitoring tools to identify coordinated disinformation and incitement to violence, while training local teams in actor mapping, lexicon development, and annotation protocols.
