Digital rights
Fundamental protections for citizens in technological contexts.
Definitions (2)
Legal protections for individuals' rights and freedoms as they relate to digital technologies and AI, including privacy, access, non-discrimination, and informational self-determination; the bill frames these rights as fundamental safeguards against harms arising from AI deployment.
A broad set of entitlements and protections relating to individuals' participation in digital life, including access to digital infrastructure and services, control over personal information, freedom of expression online, protection of digital labour conditions, and safeguards for personal autonomy and dignity. The Charter frames these as foundational principles to guide sectoral law and policy.
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Protection of dignity, privacy and non-discrimination in AI....
AI users
Individuals or entities interacting with AI outputs....
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Status conferring legal rights or duties to an AI system....
Education assisted by AI
AI uses that complement or enhance teaching and learning....
Automated decisions
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