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Canada’s National AI Strategy: What It Signals for AI Regulation, Privacy and Online Safety - Fasken
Canada, AI strategy, regulation, privacy, online safety
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)
Announces strategic intent rather than new laws or regulatory actions Frames Canada as proactive and globally aligned on AI governance Emphasizes collaboration across government, industry, and civil society without specifying accountability structures
Emphasizes aspirational alignment with democratic values; minimizes absence of enforceable standards, budgetary commitments, or jurisdictional clarity between federal/provincial roles.
Canada as a responsible, collaborative, and values-driven AI leader shaping global norms.
Canada has launched a National AI Strategy focused on regulation, privacy, and online safety to ensure responsible and human-centred AI development.
No mention of existing gaps in Canada’s AI oversight capacity; No reference to ongoing litigation or complaints related to AI harms; No discussion of tensions between economic competitiveness and regulatory stringency
Combines public-good language (Halo) with vague institutional references and passive construction (Fog) to create an impression of momentum and consensus. The framing makes the strategy feel more operationally substantial than the article substantiates — especially regarding who holds power, how decisions will be made, or what happens if commitments are unmet.
Canada’s National AI Strategy signals a coordinated, values-driven approach to AI regulation, privacy, and online safety.
Canada’s National AI Strategy: What It Signals for AI Regulation, Privacy and Online Safety
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Strategy published in 2024 as a policy framework