#канада
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Canada's C-22 Bill Threatens to Weaken the Encryption Everyone Relies On
Bill C-22, already passed by the House of Commons, is now before the Senate. Rights groups warn it opens the door to backdoors and mass metadata retention.
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A Surveillance Treaty Dressed Up as Fighting Cybercrime: Canada Signs the UN Convention
Ottawa quietly signed the UN Convention against Cybercrime at the height of summer — a treaty it had itself opposed and declined to sign just nine months earlier. Rights advocates warn that behind the banner of fighting crime lies a global mechanism for cross-border surveillance.
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Canadian MP Reads a Chatbot's Prompt Aloud During a Speech in Parliament
A member of the New Brunswick legislature failed to notice that he was reading out not just his speech, but also a language model's aside offering a “more natural phrasing.”
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Canadian AI Has No Place Alongside Palantir's Secret Contracts
The author, Al Vigier, has criticized the possibility that Canada's artificial intelligence strategy could involve opaque agreements with the company Palantir. The piece drew a notable response on Hacker News.