I want to get to what more it could be. With respect to explainability and transparency, you mentioned Karlin here in Canada, and you referenced, too, what the Treasury Board has done with respect to algorithmic impact assessments on the public sector side. It occurs to me that, if we are serious about that level of transparency and explainability, it could mean a requirement for algorithmic impact assessments in the private sector akin to an SEC filing where non-compliance would come with some sanctions if information is not included. Do you think that is the level we should aim for?
On April 30th, 2019. See this statement in context.