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Scheer promises new privacy committees, rules for data collection and AI

Briefs | 09/06/2019 4:29 pm EDT

The Conservative Party is promising new rules for electronic data collection and technologies like the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence if it wins in this fall’s federal election.

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