A Fifth of Canadian MPs’ Speeches in Parliament Drafted With AI: Analysis
Canadian MPs are among the heaviest users of artificial intelligence across several major English-speaking legislatures, with 20 percent of their speeches delivered in Parliament over the past year drafted with the help of the technology, a recent analysis by The Economist has found. The study, published on Sept. 23, analyzed speeches made by parliamentarians in […]
A recent analysis by The Economist reveals that Canadian Members of Parliament are significant users of artificial intelligence for drafting speeches. Over the past year, approximately 20 percent of their parliamentary speeches were found to be either AI-written or AI-assisted. This places Canadian MPs second among major English-speaking legislatures studied.
- Canadian MPs utilize AI technology for speech drafting, with 20% of their parliamentary speeches assisted by AI.
- This usage ranks Canadian MPs as the second-highest users of AI among major English-speaking legislatures analyzed.
- The study by The Economist analyzed speeches over the past year, published on September 23rd, using a tool called Pangram to detect AI-generated content.
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