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Artificial intelligence another avenue for government to thwart transparency

Treasury Board rules note that departments should categorize just how risky their planned uses of AI are. Those algorithm impact assessments could help the public understand the risks and uses of AI.

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BY KEN RUBIN
February 17, 2021

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Artificial intelligence another avenue for government to thwart transparency

Treasury Board rules note that departments should categorize just how risky their planned uses of AI are. Those algorithm impact assessments could help the public understand the risks and uses of AI.

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