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Canada’s privacy regulator submits AI transparency recommendations

Canada’s Office of the Privacy Commissioner submitted comments to a federal AI transparency consultation. It flagged transparency for generated content, AI interactions, system information, incidents and agents. This is the regulator’s submission to a discussion process, not an adopted Canadian rule or enforcement action.

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Primary source · Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada · October 23, 2026

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