( December 7, 2023, 16:10 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Canadian federal, provincial and territorial privacy authorities have developed a set of principles to advance the responsible, trustworthy and privacy-protective development and use of generative artificial intelligence technologies. The joint document lays out how key privacy principles apply when developing, providing, or using generative AI models, tools, products and services. These include: establishing legal authority for collecting and using personal information, and when relying on consent, ensuring that it is valid and meaningful; being open and transparent about the way information is used and the privacy risks involved; and limiting the sharing of personal, sensitive or confidential information. “As technologies such as generative AI play an increasingly central role in our lives, ensuring that we can benefit from such innovations while protecting privacy will be critical to our success as a free and democratic society, and a key challenge in the years ahead,” Privacy Commissioner Philippe Dufresne said.Statement and documents follow below:...
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