“Mr. Speaker, I started to put my question forward when I heard my riding addressed. I have been informed by colleagues that I stood up and began to address the question without having the microphone on. I know the hon. parliamentary secretary has answered, but may I repeat the first part of my question? Mr. Speaker, the first part of my question was this: I wonder how the slogan “artificial intelligence for all” lands in Tumbler Ridge, where seven families are now in court seeking redress for the loss of their children, who were not adequately protected. When will we see protection?”
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Positioning 26%Promise 74%
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 15 wordsour hearts are with the families and loved ones of the victims in Tumbler Ridge.PositioningPromise · 42 wordsWe will do absolutely everything we can, including working with AI companies and advancing our protective legislation, to ensure that these types of tragedies never happen again in Canada.Vague promiseWe are advancing this legislation, with trust at its core, to protect Canadians.
