Quebec's AI Regulation (Bill 25)
View Law TextMaximum Fine
CAD 50,000
Scope
Provincial
Regulator
Commission d'accès à l'information
Effective Date
2023
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Quebec's framework for regulating artificial intelligence systems and automated decision-making.
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Quebec's AI regulation establishes rules for the use of artificial intelligence and automated decision-making systems within the province, with a focus on transparency and fairness.
Key Facts
- Mandatory disclosure of automated decision-making
- Right to contest automated decisions
- Impact assessments for AI systems
- Transparency requirements for public bodies
- Protection against discriminatory practices
Scope & Applicability
- Public bodies in Quebec
- Private enterprises operating in Quebec
- Automated decision systems affecting Quebec residents
Key Requirements
Transparency Obligations
- Inform individuals about automated processing
- Provide information about decision-making factors
- Explain automated decisions upon request
Enforcement & Penalties
Administrative Penalties
Quebec's AI law provides for administrative penalties for non-compliance.
Penalty Categories
General Violations
Up to CAD 20,000
For individuals
Corporate Violations
Up to CAD 50,000
For organizations and businesses
Example Cases
Automated Decision Making
CAD 15,000
2024 - Failure to provide transparency in automated decisions