New documents show how ‘civil society’ contributed to draft AI and privacy legislation
While the private sector was more likely to be concerned about innovation, civil society organizations were more likely to push for regulations and bans.
Why It Matters
AI use is becoming increasingly ubiquitous, and regulation lags behind. A new Access to Information request shows how Canada’s Artificial Intelligence and Data Act was drafted - a piece of regulation which has now stalled because of prorogation.
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