Notes from the IAPP Canada: How regulators can make responsible AI visible
At IAPP Canada, regulators and privacy professionals discussed practical approaches to making responsible AI development visible and legible to the public and oversight bodies.
Why this matters: Responsible AI means nothing if no one outside the building can see it. Right now, most AI systems are assessed internally, by the same organizations that built and profit from them. Regulators are trying to figure out how to change that. The core problem is simple: if accountability happens behind closed doors, it is not really accountability. What gets built in the open tends to get built more carefully.
Who should care: Lawyers · Compliance · General readers · AI governance · Policy
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