Not sure if anyone else feels same way, but with the inevitable and predicted move to 100% digital processes, access to technology and transparency become so much more important. I think private companies responsible for building tech shouldn't be holding closed door briefings.
Data/technological 'tips' in the hands of anyone is power is leverage and is the potential for inequity. I hope IRCC can ensure this level playing field, especially where profit companies are involved in either building or benefitting, off of this transformation.
There's a whole bunch of conversations with have to have about algorithms. It is hopeful that there is an Artificial Intelligence and Data Act in early stages, but that excludes Fed Government departments like #IRCC.
It is unclear from my reading how this will impact private companies on Government contract, but the potential for cross-pollination of work and data mining is totally there. As I mentioned, I have heard of way too many companies who hid data mining/tech behind another practice.
I think there needs to be a codified Government regulation as well (as contemplate in AIDA) that ensures larger coverage. I've also been concerned with a few AIA process emails I've read. I think the public should know step by step how these are conducted + anti-racism lens used.
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