Again, I'm going to mention that Anthropic flagged the cybersecurity risk of Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5 before the United States government acted. The company raised the alarm first. The U.S. ban came within days of release. Canada has said nothing.
This bill asks Canadians to trust that the government understands the AI threat environment well enough to build permanent interception infrastructure inside it. However, when both the company that built the tool and then a foreign government moved, before Canada even asked a question, that trust has to be earned.
Is the government's position that it needs a foreign government to identify an AI national security threat before it will act? If that is the standard, how many days behind Washington should Canadians expect their government to be?