
PhD Researcher, University of Montreal, Canada
A PhD candidate in bioethics at Université de Montréal, Verreault explores the intersection of bioethics and technology in order to address emerging ethical challenges in the digital age. Applying bioethical frameworks to cyberspace, she identifies herself as a cyberethicist, focusing on how technology can empower civilians in conflict situations and support ethical practices in complex, high-stakes environments.
With a passion for making ethics accessible and actionable, Verreault has turned innovative ideas into tangible outcomes. She authored a graphic novel that demystifies AI ethics and makes the topic relatable to broader audiences. Through public communication and media intervention, Verreault shares insights on navigating the ethical complexities regarding technology, aiming to bridge the gap between theory and practice. Her mission is to bring actionable ethics to the forefront of tech innovation, ensuring that advancements in cybersecurity and digital tools prioritize the well-being and empowerment of individuals while keeping a strong core serving national security interests.
Beyond academia, Verreault has been involved in many humanitarian initiatives, gaining firsthand experience in applying ethical principles to real-world challenges.