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Canada opens AI transparency survey, seeks public input
The government wants to know how to handle AI-generated content, user notification, and incident tracking. The survey runs until Sept. 23.
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The Government of Canada wants Canadians to help shape how it handles transparency around AI systems.
AI Minister Evan Solomon announced the public consultation survey Thursday. It stays open until Sept. 23. The government is seeking input from citizens, permanent residents, businesses, researchers, Indigenous groups, and other stakeholders on how Ottawa can strengthen transparency around AI and the content those systems generate.
"While increased transparency will not address all AI-related risks, it can serve as a foundation for informed decision-making, accountability, good business practices, as well as help identify where further government intervention may be needed," a government discussion paper said.