‘AI for all’ must be accountable to all

Public acceptance of AI will depend not only on whether the technology works, but also on whether people trust the institutions making decisions about it.

AI and Digital Innovation Minister Evan Solomon announced the government’s AI strategy last month, which places trust as a key element. But that trust must be earned, writes Sarah Laframboise.The Hill Times photograph by Aidan Raynor

Opinion

BY SARAH LAFRAMBOISE

July 27, 2026

Trust is the centrepiece of Canada’s artificial intelligence ambitions. In fact, trust is the self-proclaimed “North Star” of Canada’s AI for All strategy ...

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