Sherborne put it to Nicholl, who was then the Mail on Sunday's showbiz editor, that her discovery of details about the pregnancy "must be from unlawful information gathering", which Nicholl denied.
"The message that we delivered, in no uncertain terms, was that we have an expectation that there are going to be changes implemented, and if they're not forthcoming very quickly, the government is going to be making changes," Justice Minister Sean Fraser said of the company and its AI chatbot. It's unclear what those government-led changes or rules might be. There have been two previous, unsuccessful attempts to pass an online harms act in Canada.
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