Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Ms. Piovesan, in your presentation, you said that Canada was a leader in artificial intelligence research. You also added that we need to make AI safety Canada's signature contribution.
I'm going to go back in history a little to see how humanity has evolved and how man has adapted. Today, artificial intelligence has come along, and we're talking about jobs being at risk. In the past, at one time, people used horses. Then the first car was invented, and then it evolved to become the hybrid car and the electric car. That creates parallel professions.
Artificial intelligence is coming in forcefully, and it's evolving at a rapid pace, which will have repercussions.
What should our government do to mitigate these repercussions and find a solution?