The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission is launching a consultation on the future of Canadian content in the age of AI, deepfakes and computer-generated content. Artists, producers and the public can weigh in by Jan. 20 next year. (The Logic)
Talking point: The move is part of the Online Streaming Act, the Canadian government’s attempt to update broadcasting laws for streaming platforms like Netflix and YouTube, as well as make Canadian content more readily available. Streaming companies have opposed the new law, arguing it will make it harder for foreign streamers to work with Canadian creators.