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A House of Commons committee amended Bill C-16 to broaden the offence targeting non-consensual sexual deepfakes, including nearly nude images and explicit references to AI software. The change signals how Canadian law is adapting to generative AI harms and raises compliance expectations for platforms and tool providers.
The Canada Revenue Agency confirmed to Global News that it uses AI to score every individual and corporate tax return for audit risk, but no automated system makes final decisions on personal files. High-risk returns are routed to human auditors, and CRA staff use internal generative AI tools for drafting and document summarization. The agency also operates an AI chatbot called Charlie for general tax questions.
In its annual report, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service noted that protecting Canada's expanding artificial intelligence sector is now a stated priority alongside its counterterrorism and foreign interference mandates. The agency framed AI as both a target of foreign interference and a strategic national capability.