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AI Strategy for the Federal Public Service 2025-2027: Full-text On this page: Overview In this section: Why an AI Strategy? Artificial intelligence (AI) presents unprecedented and wide-ranging opportunities to enhance the public service and the services it offers Canadians. AI can unlock capabilities beyond human limit...
https://www.canada.ca/en/government/system/digital-government/digital-government-innovations/responsible-use-ai/gc-ai-strategy-full-text.html
AI Strategy for the Federal Public Service 2025-2027 (full text)
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olutions Centre The Advanced Analytics Solutions Centre at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has been using AI-based models to triage applications for temporary and permanent residence and find those which can be automatically identified as eligible. These models have been used to accelerate the processing o...
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a’s (ISED) AI Accelerator ISED developed a tool for its Parliamentary Affairs Unit that uses AI and open data to transcribe and summarize parliamentary committee meetings. By reducing manual notetaking, it frees Parliamentary Affairs Officers to dedicate more of their skills to analysis and interpretation, improving ef...
https://www.canada.ca/en/government/system/digital-government/digital-government-innovations/responsible-use-ai/gc-ai-strategy-full-text.html
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AI and the challenges of managing them. They have heightened the potential for AI to overturn traditional ways of working in the public service and have increased public scrutiny of government use of AI. Beyond ethical and security concerns, challenges such as talent shortages, infrastructure gaps, technological sovere...
https://www.canada.ca/en/government/system/digital-government/digital-government-innovations/responsible-use-ai/gc-ai-strategy-full-text.html
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ues. Ready We have the data, infrastructure, tools, culture, talent, skills and policy we need for responsible, safe, secure, and successful AI adoption. Responsible We inform clients and public servants when and how we use AI so that they trust that our use of AI respects privacy and is justified, responsible, fair, s...
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or wholly exempt from the Policy on Service and Digital, including those that fall under the national security exemption, are encouraged to comply with the AI Strategy as far as possible as a matter of good practice. - Whether they are developed within the Government of Canada, open source, commercial off-the-shelf pro...
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olutionize the way Canadians interact with the Government of Canada. By using AI responsibly to modernize government operations, we can unlock new ways to increase productivity, efficiency and effectiveness, while reducing response and wait times. We can make it easier for Canadians and Canadian businesses to access al...
https://www.canada.ca/en/government/system/digital-government/digital-government-innovations/responsible-use-ai/gc-ai-strategy-full-text.html
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nnovators and businesses that are already global leaders in AI. The AI Strategy for the federal public service establishes a robust AI governance framework to ensure the transparent and responsible use of AI. Ultimately, Canadians need to have confidence in how government uses this technology. Trust is built by being u...
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adoption of AI will require culture change within our organizations. The Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat will encourage departments to give employees the time, space, support, and tools to explore its use, grow from setbacks, and collaborate with partners, both internal and external to government. Implemented toge...
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ns to respond to emerging needs and known barriers that must be addressed if AI adoption is to succeed. These priorities and the associated actions reflect the time when the AI Strategy was developed. Because the future pace and direction of AI development is highly uncertain, what we and our partners, stakeholders, an...
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artmental adoption. Some examples of these include: National Research Council’s (NRC) AI Accelerator and Digital Technologies programs The NRC has promoted AI adoption across federal departments and agencies through its AI Accelerator and Digital Technologies programs, completing over 100 projects in the past five year...
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then digital expertise and literacy in the department and sector, and future-proof the department and its partners. Its projects include platforms or tools for accelerated materials discovery, mineral detection, industrial systems performance optimization, and grid optimization for electric vehicles. Key actions Establ...
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cessibility, language, privacy, and environmental impact assessments; transparency, reporting, ethics, bias, peer review, GBA Plus analysis, and Indigenous Data Sovereignty requirements; securing AI and understanding risks; and processes for explanation and recourse. It will also include providing input into the develo...
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nd will promote the adoption of existing approved enterprise solutions. This includes: - high-performance computing (HPC) and cloud infrastructure that is available, secure, and scalable to meet the demands of AI projects. - common data and information management systems and practices to support sharing, scaling, and a...
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first lighthouse project, TBS will work with the Translation Bureau at Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) to scale its self-serve language hub pilot across the Government of Canada. The Translation Bureau has developed a self-serve language hub pilot to provide PSPC employees with access to a variety of secu...
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obstruct AI adoption unnecessarily and unintentionally. Incremental development has created a patchwork of policies that are difficult for AI project teams to understand and navigate, and no common model for AI governance yet exists within the Government of Canada. These challenges must be addressed to build public con...
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ready legislation program has established mandatory assessment against seven principles for digitally-ready legislation to ensure that new laws and regulations are compatible with digital technologies and can be efficiently administered using digital tools. Key actions Establish common AI governance and risk management...
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ng Government of Canada governance bodies and organizations such as the Canada AI Safety Institute wherever possible. In addition to providing project governance, these bodies and organizations will help identify high-value AI use cases, regularly reprioritize the AI Strategy's actions, and prioritize and oversee the A...
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. Adopt a “think AI” approach The Government of Canada will optimize its AI adoption by embedding a “think AI” approach to its policies, programs and services. The intent is not to adopt AI at all costs or in contexts where its use would not be responsible or useful. Rather, the goal is to challenge departments to iden...
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ns Develop a training plan Building on existing offerings from CSPS, the Government of Canada will develop a training plan for existing public servants. The developed training plan will be evergreen to match the pace of AI development. Through this plan, the Government of Canada will consider ways that AI may reshape t...
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It will also consider ways to expand interchanges, apprenticeships, co-op programs, and partnerships with AI institutes and research centres to create a talent pipeline. It will consider ways to make efficient use of AI talent through flexible assignments, and competitions and challenges to meet some project-based need...
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post-secondary institutions. Through it, AAFC hired 13 co-op students in 2023-24 and supported in-class projects with the institutions. From this partnership, students received course credit and employment experience, while AAFC received an AI model, with ownership of both IP and data. The Canadian Food Inspection Agen...
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t of a public register of its AI systems. The register will include information about all AI systems that fall within a defined scope, drawing wherever possible on information already collected through Algorithmic Impact Assessments and Personal Information Banks. The scope of the register will be defined and publicize...
https://www.canada.ca/en/government/system/digital-government/digital-government-innovations/responsible-use-ai/gc-ai-strategy-full-text.html
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on AI In keeping with its commitments to meaningful public engagement through the Directive on Open Government, and with the duty to consult, the Government of Canada commits to early and meaningful public and stakeholder engagement on AI initiatives of significant public interest or concern. This will include targeted...
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in commercial products, such as virtual assistants or spell checkers, but encourage organizations to default to reporting systems if unsure whether they qualify. They also exclude systems that fall under law or policy prohibiting public disclosure, which may be reported to oversight bodies instead. From 2020 to 2024, u...
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be applied. - Ensure employees have access to approved AI tools and the training required for safe, secure, and responsible use. - Ensure that AI project teams have access to the necessary infrastructure and compute resources to support AI research and development. - Review the alignment between their departmental poli...
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ess of the AI Strategy. Digital Ambition Foresees the use of AI as part of the goal of delivering modern services with a digital mindset. It identifies the need for responsible AI, fairness and transparency to allow Canada to benefit from efficiency gains while countering potential harms from ungoverned AI. It also ide...
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ible Canada Act - United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act Action Plan 2023-2028 Together, these policies create a framework for responsible, secure and successful AI adoption. Engagement and consultation Between May and October 2024, TBS engaged stakeholders, Indigenous partners, public serva...
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p public servants with the skills to work with AI technologies, and to consult bargaining agents on retraining and impacts on public service workforce. Infrastructure and data readiness High-performance computing and cloud infrastructure should be available, secure and scalable to meet the demands of AI projects. The G...
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Algorithmic Impact Assessment Results Version: 0.10.0 Project Details 1. Name of Respondent Various Stakeholders at IRCC 2. Job Title Integrity Operations Sector 3. Department Citizenship and Immigration (Department of) 4. Branch Integrity Risk Management 5. Project Title Integrity trends analysis tool 6. Project Phase...
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t verifications on a discretionary basis for Temporary Resident applications to assess the potential program risks. The Risk Assessment Units may use various techniques including telephone calls, site visits or in-person interviews as a means to validate the risks. The results of the verification activity are shared wi...
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ter patterns, predict outcomes or ways to optimize; and automate specific workflows Section 1: Impact Level : 2 Current Score: 34 Raw Impact Score: 34 Mitigation Score: 34 Section 2: Requirements Specific to Impact Level 2 Peer review Consult at least one of the following experts and publish the complete review or a pl...
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role of the system in the decision-making process; the training and client data, their source, and method of collection, as applicable; the criteria used to evaluate client data and the operations applied to process it; the output produced by the system and any relevant information needed to interpret it in the context...
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needs in the immigration application process. These needs primarily revolve around transparency, efficiency, and procedural fairness. Verifications, including requests for additional information, can serve as a means to clarify any unclear aspects of a client's application. This process not only ensures thorough consid...
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performance targets. The implementation of an automated system such as ITAT offers numerous improvements and benefits for IRCC. By leveraging advanced analytics, ITAT supports the entire risk assessment community, both overseas and in Canadian offices, leading to enhanced program integrity outcomes. This empowers Risk...
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verification results, but are not aware of whether a verification involved an ITAT risk pattern or was verified for another reason. Furthermore, verifications with non-adverse findings are a common occurrence. The presence of a verification activity with a non-adverse finding is typically viewed positively or neutrally...
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such as integrity and efficiency—with client interests, including fairness, accessibility, and transparency. This approach ensures that while applications are assessed rigorously, the overall client experience remains as equitable and efficient as possible. 8. Have alternative non-automated processes been considered? ...
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re new policy authority for this project? No [ Points: +0 ] About the Algorithm 18. The algorithm used will be a (trade) secret Yes [ Points: +3 ] 19. The algorithmic process will be difficult to interpret or to explain No [ Points: +0 ] About the Decision 20. Please describe the decision(s) that will be automated. IT...
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ent Units by prioritizing applications for verification activity. This tool automates the detection of risk patterns associated with adverse outcomes from historical data and flags new applications that match these patterns, supporting officer decision- making. Verification of documents provided by applicants will resu...
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, age, race or religion. Further, IRCC regularly shifts the time window in which patterns are assessed, as well as to qualitatively assess the utility of the tool for risk assessment officers. This ensures that the system is always displaying relevant and timely data and that stale information is not being presented. 2...
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is designed to assist Risk Assessment Units by prioritizing applications for verification activity. This tool automates the detection of risk patterns associated with adverse outcomes from historical data and flags new applications that match these patterns, supporting officer decision- making. Verification of document...
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es of an application could contribute to a risk pattern, every effort is taken to ensure risk patterns do not create actual or perceived bias as it relates to Charter- protected factors, such as gender, age, race, or religion. 37. The impacts that the decision will have on the health and well-being of individuals will ...
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n the ongoing sustainability of an environmental ecosystem, will likely be: Little to no impact [ Points: +1 ] 42. Please describe why the impacts resulting from the decision are as per selected option above. The system is expected to have little to no impact on the environment as it will solely be used as an informati...
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Your institution [ Points: +1 ] 54. Who collected the input data used by the system? Your institution [ Points: +1 ] 55. Please describe the input data collected and used by the system, its source, and method of collection. ITAT uses data elements found and recorded in IRCC’s Global Case Management System (GCMS) and th...
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ion publicly available? No [ Points: +0 ] 9. Have you developed a process to document how data quality issues were resolved during the design process? No [ Points: +0 ] 10. Is this information publicly available? No [ Points: +0 ] 11. Have you undertaken a Gender Based Analysis Plus of the data? Yes [ Points: +1 ] 12. ...
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] 24. Does the audit trail identify precisely which version of the system was used for each decision it supports? Yes [ Points: +2 ] 25. Does the audit trail show who an authorized decision-maker is? Yes [ Points: +1 ] 26. Is the system able to produce reasons for its decisions or recommendations when required? Yes [ P...
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system)? No [ Points: +0 ] 38. If the sharing of personal information is involved, has an agreement or arrangement with appropriate safeguards been established? No [ Points: +0 ] 39. Will you de-identify any personal information used or created by the system at any point in the lifecycle? No [ Points: +0 ]
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Algorithmic Impact Assessment Results Version: 0.9.1 Project Details 1. Name of Respondent Various Stakeholders at IRCC 2. Department Citizenship and Immigration (Department of) 3. Branch Various Branches at IRCC 4. Project Title Advanced Analytics Triage of Overseas Temporary Resident Visa Applications 5. Project ID f...
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AIA - Advanced Analytics Triage Overseas TRV (IRCC)
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f IRCC resources in the processing of visa applications, assist in managing the growing volume of temporary resident visa applications, and improve processing times and identification of complex cases. About The System 10. Please check which of the following capabilities apply to your system. Process optimization and ...
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ct levels. Link to the Directive on Automated Decision-Making Contact your institution's ATIP office to discuss the requirement for a Privacy Impact Assessment as per the Directive on Privacy Impact Assessment. Section 3: Questions and Answers Section 3.1: Impact Questions and Answers Risk Profile 1. Is the project wit...
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sent to an officer to screen for admissibility. Even in cases where the system approves the eligibility, officers continue to make the admissibility determination and the final decision on each application. As a result, there is officer review of all applications. If an officer encounters information in the course of t...
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IRCC officer for admissibility and final decision on the application. As the system only makes positive eligibility determinations, the positive impact on clients will be lasting as temporary resident visas are normally issued with a validity of up to 10 years. 18. The impacts that the decision will have on the rights...
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stem on decision-making officers is limited because officers will not be aware of the rules used by the system for its triage or automated positive eligibility determinations, nor will they receive any information about the analysis that was performed by the system. Further, the system does not produce a recommendation...
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ill have on the ongoing sustainability of an environmental ecosystem, will likely be: Little to no impact [ Points: +1 ] 25. Please describe why the impacts resulting from the decision are (as per selected option above) The system is expected to have little to no negative impact on the environment as it will solely be ...
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y the system? Your institution [ Points: +1 ] About the Data - B. Type of Data 37. Will the system require the analysis of unstructured data to render a recommendation or a decision? Yes [ Points: 0 ] 38. What types of unstructured data? (Check all that apply) Audio and text files [ Points: +2 ] Section 3.2: Mitigatio...
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evelopment, maintenance, and improvement of the system? Yes [ Points: +2 ] 14. Do you have a documented process to manage the risk that outdated or unreliable data is used to make an automated decision? Yes [ Points: +2 ] 15. Is this information publicly available? No [ Points: +0 ] 16. Is the data used for this system...
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there a mechanism to capture feedback by users of the system? Yes [ Points: +1 ] 29. Is there a recourse process established for clients that wish to challenge the decision? Yes [ Points: +2 ] 30. Does the system enable human override of system decisions? Yes [ Points: +2 ] 31. Is there a process in place to log the in...
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET WASHINGTON, D .C . 20503 THE DIRECTOR April 3, 2025 M-25-22 MEMORANDUM FOR THE HEADS OF EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES I\ FROM: R~ssell T. Vought (\ \\ J\ - \J \_ ~ Duector SUBJECT: Driving Efficient Acquisition of Artificial Intelligence in Governme...
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cutive Order 13960, Promoting the Use ofTrustworthy Artificial Intelligence. December 3, 2020, https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/12/08/2020-27065/promoting-the-use-of-trustworthy-artificial­ intelligence-in-the-federal-govemment. 2 Pub. L. No. 117-263, div. G, title LXXII, subtitle B, § 7224(d)(l) (codifie...
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es require agile engagement from agency officials with varied expertise to fully address during acquisition. 2. SCOPE The Advancing American AI Act ("the Act") directs 0MB to develop an initial means by which to ensure that contracts for the acquisition ofan AI system or service align with the guidance required by the ...
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omponents can be used, including to build for new use cases, without obscure proprietary technologies or licensing. 5Section 2 of Executive Order 13960 states that "[i]t is the policy of the United States to promote the innovation and use of AI, where appropriate, to improve Government operations and services in a mann...
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ling and grammar, would likely fall within the exception and thus would not be covered by the requirements of this memorandum. This memorandum does not govern: 1. Agencies' regulatory actions designed to prescribe law or policy regarding non­ agency uses of AI;9 11. Agencies' assessments of particular AI applications b...
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l to determine whether it violates the law, the AI would not be in scope; if an agency was using that same AI tool to assess a different target, then the AI would be in scope. 11 Examples include agency actions to develop, for general use, standards or testing methodologies for evaluating or red-teaming AI capabilities...
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necessary, consistent with guidance in Section 4 of this memorandum; 11. Convene a cross-functional team ofrelevant agency officials14 to include in the coordination and decision-making processes associated with the acquisition, as discussed in Section 4(a)(i) of this memorandum; m. Ensure use of appropriate contract t...
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ly identifiable information (PII). Agencies shall ensure that Senior Agency Officials for Privacy17 have early and ongoing involvement in agency acquisition or contractor use of AI involving PII, including during pre-solicitation acquisition planning and when defining requirements, to manage privacy risks and ensure co...
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must only be collected and retained by a vendor when reasonably necessary to serve the intended purposes of the contract; 16 See, for example, 0MB Circular No. A-130, Main Body§ 5(a)(l)(b)(ii) and Appendix I§ 4G)(l), https://bidenwhitehouse.archives. gov /wp-content/uploads/legacy drupal files/omb/circulars/ A 130/a l ...
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hes, and Vehicles. Within 100 days of the issuance of this memorandum, GSA, in collaboration with 0MB and relevant interagency councils, will develop a plan to release publicly available guide(s) to assist the acquisition workforce with the procurement of AI systems, addressing potential acquisition authorities, approa...
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guidance should be considered in concert with any other relevant laws or policy that may apply to such a procurement. Throughout the AI acquisition lifecycle, agencies shall consider and mitigate, as appropriate, risks to privacy, civil liberties, and civil rights. 19 In this context, explainability refers to an agency...
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tial risks to the agency's implementation of the nine principles for use of AI in government articulated in Executive Order 13960.22 11. Determining the Use of High-Impact AI. During this phase, agencies must identify reasonably foreseeable use cases arising from the use of an AI system or service, and to the greatest ...
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B Memorandum M-25-21, as AI with an output that serves as the primary basis for decisions or actions with legal, material, binding, or significant effect on: an individual or entity's civil rights, civil liberties, or privacy; or an individual or entity's access to education, housing, insurance, credit, employment, and...
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system or service. Performance-based techniques include: A. Statements ofObjectives (SOO) and Performance Work Statements (PWS). SOO and PWS provide agencies with more flexibility to acquire AI systems or services that meet agencies' outcome-based needs, but may not meet unnecessary or overly-limiting requirements in S...
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that is not a cost-effective use of taxpayer dollars. 8 occur during the life of the contract. Additionally, for AI systems with potential or expected high-impact use cases, agencies must inform vendors of reasonable transparency and documentation requirements that will be placed on the vendor to enable agency complia...
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morandum M-25-21. Contract Terms. Consistent with law and government-wide policy, where applicable, agencies must include terms that address the following in contracts for AI systems and services: 25 To promote cost-effectiveness and foster competition, there are several vendor practices agencies can seek to leverage a...
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s and Use ofGovernment Data. Terms on this subject must be consistent with the processes adopted by the agency per Section 3( d) above. B. Privacy. Privacy considerations are described in Section 3(c) of this memorandum. C. Vendor Lock-In Protections. As described identified during solicitation development, terms on th...
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ough for the testing to be independently verified or reproduced, ifpracticable; and III. Contracts must detail the examination, testing, and validation procedures of the vendor and must not prohibit agencies from internally disclosing how the vendor conducts testing or the results of testing. F. Vendor Performance Requ...
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perform effective system oversight consistent with the terms ofthe contract. This includes monitoring system performance to ensure that any emerging risks to privacy, civil rights, and civil liberties are identified and mitigated as appropriate. 111. Performance and Cost Justification. As part of contract administratio...
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ircular No. A-130, Appendix I§ (4)(d) (requiring senior Federal officials at agencies to complete authorizations to operate for each information system). 11 could result in expiration of access, as well as a plan for conducting any transfers of data or other derived assets necessary per the terms of the contract. 12 ...
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Great North Government Text Corpus

High-quality, openly licensed North American government text for training sovereign AI models.

This dataset contains full-text extracts from official Canadian and U.S. federal government documents focused on AI, digital government, policy, strategy, legislation, and evaluation.

Why this matters for sovereign AI

Most public training data is dominated by commercial web content. This corpus provides clean, attributable, public-sector text from the two largest North American governments — valuable for:

  • Continued pretraining of North American sovereign models
  • Domain adaptation for government, policy, and regulated industries
  • Reducing reliance on foreign commercial data
  • Building models that better understand Canadian and U.S. public institutions and bilingual (EN/FR) context

Current Contents (seed)

  • AI Strategy for the Federal Public Service 2025-2027 (Canada)
  • Driving Efficient Acquisition of Artificial Intelligence in Government (U.S.)
  • Additional high-value policy, strategy, and evaluation documents (expanding rapidly)

All text is extracted directly from official government sources with clear provenance.

Format

JSONL optimized for training:

{
  "text": "...full document text...",
  "source": "https://...",
  "title": "...",
  "date": "2025",
  "jurisdiction": "ca-federal",
  "language": "en",
  "category": "ai-strategy"
}

Reproducibility

python -m greatnorth_gov_text_corpus.cli all

License & Attribution

Source documents are generally Government of Canada or U.S. Government works (public domain or open license). This derived corpus carries the same attribution requirements as the original sources.

Contains information from the Government of Canada and the United States Government.

Limitations

  • Currently seed-scale (will grow significantly)
  • Text extraction quality varies by document format
  • Focused on AI/digital government/policy — not general web data

This is the foundation for serious North American sovereign AI training data.

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