I don't know why the issue of AI in TPM and interoperability hasn't been raised in negotiations with the U.S., but I'm not involved in international negotiations at all.
From the perspective of how IPIC would talk about AI in the context of TPMs, it would be in terms of the safety and security risks that we flag when you put in an amendment that is far too broad. That is one of our concerns with Bill C-294. It may not be intended to be broad, but the language that's used, like “manufactured product” or "device or component", could have many unintended interpretations and consequences.
In the context of the role that AI could have in terms of security, safety, health care and the whole Internet of things, that would be the comment. It's safety and security and making sure there are not unintended consequences from a broad amendment.