Exploring AI-Powered Migration Management in Canada Through the Prisms of Algorithmic Governmentality, Technosolutionism, and Critical Data Studies

This major research paper seeks to explore the implications associated with deploying Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies in the domain of migration management for human rights in Canada. Drawing insights from Algorithmic Governmentality, Technosolutionism, and Critical Data Studies (CDS), it aims to gauge the extent of their effects on human rights outcomes and governance. This paper utilizes literature-based review as a research methodology and employs a qualitative, thematic model to conduct a comprehensive review of the research topic. It ultimately endeavors to challenge or validate existing paradigms and aims to contribute to a more balanced discourse highlighting the intricate link between AI, migration, and human rights. Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, AI, Machine Learning, Algorithms, Migration Management, Canada, Governmentality, Algorithmic Governmentality, Human Rights, Technosolutionism, Critical Data Studies, CDS, Accountability, and Transparency