Michael Ma

Mr. Speaker, as digital capabilities evolve, so do crimes and threats to our national security. For decades, law enforcement agencies across the country have asked for updated tools to combat crimes like extortion, child exploitation, auto theft and organized crime. C-22 Can the Minister of Public Safety elaborate on the importance of the lawful access measures in Billto keep Canadians safe?

Great. Thank you very much. My next questions are for Professor Craig.

Okay. Time flies.

Thank you. My follow-up question relates to that as well. You have talked about racial bias as well, such as in HR and health care. I know experience-wise, from the last couple of years of observing, that HR hiring practices or recruitment agencies use AI for screening, and therefore there must be some inherent biases built into it. Can you talk a bit more about that? How do we ensure that we [more]

Thank you to all of the witnesses. My first question is for Dr. Cukier. Following up on your last point about the digital divide and bias, we all know that AI basically functions on large data, whether that's language or biological data—and everything else. You mentioned the digital divide. Certain parts of the world have, unfortunately, less input into and therefore less interaction with the [more]

I have a point of order.

Thank you to the panel for being here. Mr. Reuss, representing the dealers, you mentioned earlier that you would want the new EV manufacturer or shipments coming into Canada through dealers like the people you represent. What are your thoughts on the current one that doesn't use dealers and sells directly? How should we address that?

Yes, it's on the relevance of this motion to this meeting, especially with the witnesses and so forth.

That's great. Thank you. An extension to that question is this: With electric vehicles, maintenance demands certainly go down significantly. What is the industry working on to remediate that and move forward with that?