Explore AI systems used across the Government of Canada

An independent, open-source tool for browsing the federal AI registry. Search, filter, and export data on AI systems reported by departments across the Government of Canada.

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Source: open.canada.caIndependent project — not affiliated with the Government of Canada

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About This Project

The AI Register Explorer is an independent data visualisation tool designed to make the Government of Canada’s Artificial Intelligence Registry more accessible, searchable, and insightful. Built and maintained by Scott Hazlitt, someone exploring what’s possible with AI-assisted coding tools, based in Manitoba, Canada.

Important Disclaimers

This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Government of Canada. It is an independent tool that reproduces publicly available open data. The interface was built with AI-assisted development tools. Data is provided for informational purposes only and may not reflect the most current entries in the official registry.

Methodology

Data Source:Pulled directly from the official open.canada.ca AI registry API. No curation or modification applied.
Updates:Cached for 1 hour. Reflects the latest published records from the source on each refresh cycle.
Licence:Open Government Licence – Canada

Glossary

PIIPersonally Identifiable Information. Indicates if the AI system processes sensitive citizen data, as reported by the department.
In ProductionThe AI system is actively deployed and in use by the respective federal department.
Algorithmic Impact AssessmentA mandatory risk-assessment tool used by the Government of Canada to evaluate AI system pipelines.