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== Consultations == | |||
* [[Canada AI transparency consultation (2026)|AI transparency consultation (2026)]] — ISED consultation on content identification, AI interactions, system information, serious incidents and AI agents; open July 23–September 23, 2026. | |||
== Court and tribunal rules == | == Court and tribunal rules == | ||
* [[Canadian IRB Practice Notice on Artificial Intelligence]] — AI use in Immigration and Refugee Board proceedings. | * [[Canadian IRB Practice Notice on Artificial Intelligence]] — AI use in Immigration and Refugee Board proceedings. | ||
== Canada–Germany LawZero funding announcement == | |||
On September 16, 2026, Canada announced planned support of CAD 150 million for LawZero’s Scientist AI research, alongside EUR 100 million from Germany. The German funding is subject to European Commission notification. The initiative links AI-safety research with technological sovereignty.<ref name="lawzero-canada-sept16">[https://www.canada.ca/en/innovation-science-economic-development/news/2026/09/canada-and-germany-invest-in-lawzero-to-build-a-new-approach-to-safe-sovereign-ai.html Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, “Canada and Germany invest in LawZero to build a new approach to safe, sovereign AI,” September 16, 2026].</ref> | |||
See [[AI Law Wiki News for September 16, 2026#Canada and Germany announce planned LawZero funding|September 16 digest coverage]]. | |||
== Canada–Singapore economic cooperation == | |||
On September 18, 2026, Canada and Singapore’s foreign ministers announced negotiations toward an economic partnership framework. Their nonbinding joint statement identifies AI research, innovation and commercialization, cybersecurity, and coordination on emerging-technology governance as areas for cooperation.<ref>[https://www.canada.ca/en/global-affairs/news/2026/09/joint-statement-by-anita-anand-minister-of-foreign-affairs-of-canada-and-vivian-balakrishnan-minister-for-foreign-affairs-of-the-republic-of-singap.html Global Affairs Canada, joint statement on a Canada–Singapore Economic Partnership Framework, September 18, 2026.]</ref> | |||
See also [[Singapore AI Law]]. | |||
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Revision as of 18:18, 19 September 2026
Browse Canadian AI-related law and policy.
Consultations
- AI transparency consultation (2026) — ISED consultation on content identification, AI interactions, system information, serious incidents and AI agents; open July 23–September 23, 2026.
Court and tribunal rules
- Canadian IRB Practice Notice on Artificial Intelligence — AI use in Immigration and Refugee Board proceedings.
Canada–Germany LawZero funding announcement
On September 16, 2026, Canada announced planned support of CAD 150 million for LawZero’s Scientist AI research, alongside EUR 100 million from Germany. The German funding is subject to European Commission notification. The initiative links AI-safety research with technological sovereignty.[1]
See September 16 digest coverage.
Canada–Singapore economic cooperation
On September 18, 2026, Canada and Singapore’s foreign ministers announced negotiations toward an economic partnership framework. Their nonbinding joint statement identifies AI research, innovation and commercialization, cybersecurity, and coordination on emerging-technology governance as areas for cooperation.[2]
See also Singapore AI Law.