I feel that general education is an issue that must be improved, as you mention.
It might well be a good idea, not only to have one committee specializing in artificial intelligence, but also to have several other committees as well, because there are a lot of factors. We have talked about the workforce, but, for example, there is the issue of artificial intelligence malfunctions too. That's completely different. There is also the impact on children and on psychology, and the matter of disinformation. There are other things too. So if we want to really explore those matters with the right experts and really develop legislation or government action to try to lessen those risks, we have to be able to dig deeper and come up with targeted recommendations.
That said, I feel that the choices we have to make are collective ones. By that I mean that the public must be better informed; it's not just something that happens in Parliament. We have to stimulate democratic discussion and debate all over the country. To move forward, we have to confront the false beliefs that a lot of people have.