The legislation proposes giving Canadians the ability to request that a company delete their personal information, including AI and other electronically generated 'deepfakes,' made in an individual’s likeness.
Highlighting a key feature of the new privacy bill.
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It is a framework. It provides the framework for real job growth, real economic upside, and it protects our data and our children and our privacy, and it’s ready to adjust.
We’re going to build where we need to build, and we’re going to build on our advantages. Where we gotta partner, we’re going to build partnerships, and those are sovereign alliances.
Canada’s consumer privacy laws are 25 years old. They were written before the iPhone. It was a different time, before AI, before deep fakes.
That means AI is going to benefit every Canadian, no matter where you live, no matter what you do, no matter what age you are.
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