Ottawa is considering measures that could require AI-generated content to be identifiable, tell Canadians when they are dealing with a machine and create new reporting systems for harmful AI incidents. But no new AI transparency law has been introduced—and the most consequential decisions remain unresolved.
Ottawa is considering measures that could require AI-generated content to be identifiable, tell Canadians when they are dealing with a machine and create new reporting systems for harmful AI incidents. But no new AI transparency law has been introduced—and the most consequential decisions remain unresolved.