Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'd like to go back to the AI and the algorithms.
I'll start with you, Ms. Brumwell.
In the status of women committee, we heard that a lot of people programming these algorithms are young and male. They are, of course, replicating some of their own social biases, including unconscious biases.
Now we have AI. I'm talking specifically about the large language models; they're learning from what is already online, which would already have those biases. I wonder how this impacts women in politics.
I'd like to hear from Mr. Owen, as well, about the kinds of social prejudices and biases that might be pre-existing in some of the algorithms and in the AI chatbots.