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Comment by Government of Canada

Federal government of Canada
Today’s discussions have highlighted three fundamental areas of consensus: the need for a clear, understandable, and predictable regulatory framework; the urgency of achieving tangible and immediate results in transparency, incident reporting and risk management; and the absolute necessity of implementing rigorous evaluation standards. This declaration reflects our commitment to making a substantial contribution and accelerating the implementation of these priorities. To operationalize this shared vision, we commit today to establishing a structured framework for cooperation based on three major strategic commitments:
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Government of Canada, “Joint declaration on Paris call for AI safety and security,” November 9, 2026. Canada joined five other governments, AI companies, and civil-society organizations in the declaration.
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