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AI Governance: Solving the Puzzle Together
As organizations integrate more AI tools into their business practices, the need for responsible and ethical governance becomes increasingly pressing. INQ has delved into the complex and essential topic of AI governance with a comprehensive series entitled AI Governance – Solving the Puzzle Together.
In this series, we explore different aspects of governing AI, providing valuable insights and practical tools for organizations navigating this rapidly evolving landscape. Check out the pieces of the puzzle so far:
🧩 INQ's Guide to AI Governance: Unlocking AI's Potential
🧩 Adapting Procurement Processes for AI: How to Assess Prospective AI Providers
🧩 Unlocking Potential: The Chief AI Officer's Role in Your Business
Discover how Canada is shaping the future of AI governance on a global scale. This insightful article from IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals, co-authored by Ashley Casovan, Carole Piovesan and Michael P., discusses legal and policy developments in Canada to advance responsible AI.
INQ Consulting Becomes Member of EDM Council
We are excited to announce that INQ Consulting has become a member of the EDM Council, the leading global trade association dedicated to data and analytics management.
As part of this community, we join global advocates in promoting best practices, standards, and education for data and business professionals. Founded in 2005, the EDM Council aims to elevate data management and analytics as strategic business priorities in our data-driven world.
We look forward to collaborating with other industry leaders and contributing to the advancement of data and analytics practices.
New Ontario Bill 194: What You Need to Know About Privacy Changes in the Public Sector
Don't miss the replay of our webinar "New Ontario Bill 194: What You Need to Know About Privacy Changes in the Public Sector" as David Goodis and Jessica M. Rose discuss the latest amendments to Ontario's Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, and how these changes impact privacy compliance.
Join INQ Consulting's Fall Call-In Series on AI!
Get ready for an exciting series of live sessions this fall! INQ Consulting presents the Fall Call-In Series on AI, featuring comprehensive tutorials on AI-related policies, the latest AI updates, and interactive Q&A sessions. Keep an eye out for further announcements and don't miss this opportunity to stay informed and engaged with the rapidly evolving world of AI.
What can be Kept Privileged during Privacy Breaches: LifeLabs LP v. Information and Privacy Commr. (Ontario) 2024 ONSC 2194
In 2019, LifeLabs, a major laboratory testing provider in Canada, faced a severe data breach where cyber-attackers accessed personal health data of millions, leading to significant legal and operational repercussions. The case LifeLabs LP v. Information and Privacy Commissioner (Ontario) 2024 ONSC 2194, adjudicated by the Superior Court of Justice, revolves around this incident, shedding light on the boundaries of privileged information during investigations of privacy breaches.
This article summarizes the facts and the court’s findings, including tips for businesses to navigate investigations by the privacy commissioner avoiding pitfalls such as falsely claimed privilege.
Understanding the Role of Competition Bureau Canada in Regulating AI Markets
Earlier this year, the Competition Bureau Canada published its “Artificial intelligence and competition” discussion paper outlining the impact artificial intelligence (AI) has or may in the future have on market competition and the role the Bureau will play in this landscape. This article summarizes the most salient points businesses should be aware of, adding practical tips in the relevant areas.
The EU AI Act Implementation Timeline
In March, the European Parliament passed the world’s first comprehensive AI regulation, making a significant step in the global regulation of AI technology. The AI Act aims to balance the promotion of human-centric and trustworthy AI with protecting health, safety, and fundamental rights.
Organizations should be aware that a phased implementation will take place, meaning that compliance efforts should begin immediately. Learn more and view the implementation timeline in the article below.
Are you looking for a new AI provider and don't know where to start?
Check out INQ Consulting's free resources page and download our checklist designed to guide your organization’s evaluation of service providers for AI-related programs, initiatives, or projects.