Ottawa is seeking public input on how to improve transparency around artificial intelligence systems. Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon says the federal government wants Canadians to share their views on what transparency should look like in practice. The consultation also examines ways to increase public access to information about AI systems, including details on what the systems can do and their limitations. While the outlets describe the initiative as a consultation process rather than a final policy, they are consistent that the goal is to gather perspectives before further government action. The reporting frames the effort as part of broader work on AI governance, with transparency treated as a key issue for how the public understands and evaluates AI deployments. The consultation’s scope includes both human and AI-driven systems, reflecting interest in how individuals can distinguish and assess decision-making processes. The government is expected to use the feedback to guide future approaches to disclosure and accessibility for AI technologies.