I'll just quickly say that Statistics Canada has long been at the forefront of new models for utilizing technology to aid and abet the statistical system. It wasn't AI, but certainly their pioneering efforts in waste water as a means to be able to continue to understand both the use of drugs and the relative level of vaccines and pandemic incidents was novel.
They have continued to do that as well in the artificial intelligence space. I'd note that they've been active in discussions about how to potentially draw on those. I think we would be best to come back with a report from the acting chief statistician to detail exactly what that looks like, but I can say that they've been actively involved, including in the standards based around how to standardize information for the purposes of the use of artificial intelligence, including with the Standards Council of Canada as well as with a number of other dialogues around AI in the continued consistency of information we're gathering.