AI Safety Gov Tracker

Timeline

Canadian AI governance and policy events, reports, and government action.

  1. INDU Meeting 31 — Opportunities, Risks, and Regulation of AI in Canada's Strategic Industries

    CommitteeHearing #ai-regulation #artificial-intelligence #strategic-industries #federal-government #house-of-commons #standing-committee #indu #canadian #bell-canada #vector-institute #cohere #telus #manufacturing

    Meeting 31 of the Standing Committee on Industry and Technology (INDU) as part of its study on "Opportunities, Risks, and Regulation of AI in Canada's Strategic Industries." The session ran from 3:32 p.m. to 5:43 p.m. EDT and was televised. Witnesses represented Bell Canada, Bell AI, the Vector Institute, Cohere Inc., TELUS, and Next Generation Manufacturing Canada, discussing AI regulation and its implications for Canadian industry.

  2. INDU Meeting 29 — Opportunities, Risks, and Regulation of AI in Canada's Strategic Industries

    CommitteeHearing #ai-regulation #artificial-intelligence #strategic-industries #federal-government #house-of-commons #standing-committee #indu #canadian #ai-safety #copyright #privacy #cybersecurity #yoshua-bengio #michael-geist

    Meeting 29 of the Standing Committee on Industry and Technology (INDU) as part of its study on "Opportunities, Risks, and Regulation of AI in Canada's Strategic Industries." The session ran from 3:32 p.m. to 5:51 p.m. EDT and was webcast. Witnesses appeared as individuals or on behalf of the University of Guelph, covering AI law, privacy, copyright, and cybersecurity — including prominent AI researcher Yoshua Bengio, law professor Michael Geist, and privacy scholar Colin Bennett.

  3. INDU Meeting 27 — Opportunities, Risks, and Regulation of AI in Canada's Strategic Industries

    CommitteeHearing #ai-regulation #artificial-intelligence #strategic-industries #federal-government #house-of-commons #standing-committee #indu #canadian #ai-safety #ai-governance #information-law #scale-ai

    Meeting 27 of the Standing Committee on Industry and Technology (INDU) as part of its study on "Opportunities, Risks, and Regulation of AI in Canada's Strategic Industries." The public session ran from 3:41 p.m. to 5:32 p.m. EDT (5:20 p.m. for public witnesses, followed by an in-camera session on a separate matter) and was webcast. Witnesses included academics and industry representatives covering AI governance, AI safety, computer vision, information law, and applied AI, as well as the CEO of Scale AI and the founder of AI Governance and Safety Canada.

  4. AI and National Security: Scenarios Workshop Summary Report

    Report #national-security #policy-recommendations #federal-government #cigi #privy-council-office

    Summary report from the AI National Security Scenarios Workshop co-hosted by the Global AI Risks Initiative at CIGI and the Privy Council Office of Canada. Contains policy recommendations intended to stimulate discussion among policy makers and the broader public on national security implications of next-generation AI systems. The report covers five possible future AI scenarios (to 2030), an executive summary of key messages drawn from workshop discussions and background literature, and an appendix summarizing key points from the workshop discussion.

  5. AI National Security Scenarios Workshop

    Workshop #national-security #scenarios #federal-government #cigi #privy-council-office

    A full-day, in-person scenarios workshop co-hosted by the Global AI Risks Initiative at CIGI and the Privy Council Office of Canada, exploring existing and emerging national security implications of next-generation AI systems.