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Human or AI Bot? Ottawa Consulting on Transparency of AI Systems

The consultation seeks input on labeling AI-generated content, tracking serious incidents and identifying AI agents, with feedback open until Sept. 23.

  • Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon launched a public consultation last week seeking input from Canadians on AI transparency, with the initiative concluding on Sept. 23.
  • The consultation addresses how AI-related systems integrate into daily life, with officials seeking feedback on identifying interactions with Artificial Intelligence versus real people and where transparency matters most to Canadians.
  • Solomon's discussion paper highlights risks like prompt injection attacks that can trick AI systems into unauthorized actions, while also exploring tracking serious AI-related incidents and identifying Artificial Intelligence agents directed to perform tasks.
  • The Liberal government introduced a digital safety bill and privacy bill, while a crime bill criminalizing non-consensual sexual deepfakes became law in June, providing a foundation for the current consultation.
  • Authorities are weighing policy instruments ranging from voluntary codes to new legislation to ensure companies behind Artificial Intelligence chatbots act "responsibly," as they evaluate how these tools might interact.
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Human or AI bot? Ottawa consulting on transparency of AI systems

OTTAWA - Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon says the government wants input from Canadians about the transparency of artificial intelligence systems.

·Toronto, Canada
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Mark Carney's government is organizing a consultation on the transparency of AI in Canada, a welcome initiative, but considered insufficient to address risks.

·Montreal, Canada
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