OpenMedia, a Canadian advocacy group, has submitted recommendations to the Canadian government's 2026 AI Transparency Public Consultation. Their input, informed by a 2025 AI survey and community feedback, emphasizes human accountability as the foundation for AI regulation. Key proposals include visible/invisible watermarks for AI content, standardized labeling icons, and the right to appeal AI decisions to humans. The group also expressed concerns about Bill C-36, which proposes a super-regulator within a ministry that promotes AI investment, arguing this creates a conflict of interest and advocating for an independent Privacy Commissioner to enforce AI-related privacy rights. AI
IMPACT Highlights the growing demand for human oversight and accountability in AI systems, potentially influencing future AI governance frameworks.
RANK_REASON Submission of policy recommendations to a national government consultation on AI regulation. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=4 ai=0.4]
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