The Canadian government is working on a framework to tackle discrimination in the hiring processes within government departments, specifically addressing privacy and transparency issues. This comes as several departments have started incorporating AI into their hiring processes, although a lot
Canada’s federal, provincial, and territorial privacy regulators have introduced privacy principles. These principles are focused on the responsible and private development of generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. This comes from the federal government issuing cybersecurity guidelines for productive AI systems.
The Canadian government has outlined a voluntary code of conduct for AI developers to prevent their systems from being used to create harmful or malicious content. Consultations are currently ongoing between Innovation Canada and various stakeholders such as civil society
AI systems pose an existential threat to society, with the continued pace of development “utterly reckless,” according to one U.S. academic. The comments coincided with the release of a cautionary new report authored by 23 senior experts. The report “Managing
Regulators in Canada and Europe are coming down hard on AI chatbot ChatGPT following complaints about OpenAI’s handling of personal information. Canada’s privacy watchdog announced an investigation into the bot’s privacy-related practices and European authorities are tightening the screws against
2020 Presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard has branded the proposed Restrict Act a “Patriot Act 2.0 for the internet.” The ex-Congresswoman, who served as U.S. representative for Hawaii’s 2nd congressional district from 2013 to 2021, said on Twitter that the internet
U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) antitrust chief Jonathan Kanter warned that the growth of AI technology will “not escape regulatory scrutiny” because of the potential competitve dangers that could arise from its use. Kanter, who heads the DOJ’s Antitrust Division,
The European Parliament has banned TikTok from staff private phones and government-issued mobiles citing security concerns, reports Reuters. ByteDance’s ubiquitous TikTok is facing continuous restrictions in Europe and America. The legislation follows last week’s decision by both the European Commission
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