As AI becomes increasingly embedded in the daily operations of Canada’s public institutions and essential services, from federal and provincial governments to post-secondary education and banking, there is a growing need to ensure AI is deployed ethically, transparently, and in alignment with Canadian values and legal frameworks.
Watch the recording for a focused and actionable webinar on implementing responsible AI across Canadian contexts. Drawing insights from public sector leaders and AI governance experts, this session will explore how institutions can responsibly assess AI use, mitigate associated risks, and meet public expectations around transparency, privacy, and trust.
Whether you're just starting or refining your AI governance framework, this webinar will help guide your next steps, tailored to Canadian-specific considerations:
- Developing AI use policies that align with Canadian legal standards (e.g., PIPEDA, provincial privacy laws, sector-specific compliance obligations)
- Addressing risks such as algorithmic bias, discrimination, and accountability in automated decision-making
- Best practices for transparency, including plain-language AI use notices and proactive disclosure
- How to identify and assess AI use cases in Canadian public and regulated sectors
- Importance of high-quality, privacy-compliant datasets in training AI systems
- How transparency and access laws apply to AI systems and records
- Aligning AI governance with data protection and public values
Access the recording now and gain access to Truyo's LMS and training modules, essential resources to support AI governance and compliance efforts in the Canadian public sector.
