Health-data sharing across provinces is the cornerstone of the government’s new AI strategy, but will our privacy really be protected?
If Canada wants to become a global leader in health AI, it should also become a global leader in demonstrating that 'privacy-preserving' AI actually preserves privacy.
The federal government has made health-data sharing across provinces a cornerstone of Canada's new AI strategy, with promises it will be “privacy preserving.” The premise is that Canada can generate economic benefit from health-data sharing while still safeguarding Canad...
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