Alberta government pushing AI deepfake regulations on politicians

Alberta government pushing AI deepfake regulations on politicians

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It’s the first among many proposed Alberta government regulations on AI and deepfakes. As James Dunn reports, it’s part of a large bill with recall and citizen initiative petition changes.

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MP Marilyn Gladu leaves Conservatives to join Liberals

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U.S., Israel-Iran ceasefire not enough for regime change, analyst says

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U.S. and Iran agree to 2-week ceasefire

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Saving for a home in Edmonton 7 decades faster than other Canadian cities: Report

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Man found guilty of sex assaults against three women outside Calgary

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MP Marilyn Gladu leaves Conservatives to join Liberals

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U.S., Israel-Iran ceasefire not enough for regime change, analyst says

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Steve Paikin and Caryn Ceolin discuss President Donald Trump pulling back from his threat to unleash a bombing campaign that would destroy Iranian civilization.

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Treaty Chiefs seeking injunction on Alberta separation

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Calgary’s public hearing into repealing blanket rezoning ends

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