Advancing trustworthy AI globally: TELUS is the first Canadian company to embrace newly-launched Hiroshima AI Process (HAIP) Reporting Framework

Core Insights - TELUS has submitted its insights to the Hiroshima AI Process (HAIP) Reporting Framework, showcasing its commitment to safe and trustworthy AI development in line with the G7 AI Code of Conduct [1][4] - The HAIP Reporting Framework aims to enhance transparency, accountability, and interoperability in AI risk management across various industries [3] - TELUS is recognized as a leader in responsible AI, being the first Canadian organization to commit to the Reporting Framework and the first globally to achieve international certification in Privacy by Design [5] Company Initiatives - TELUS is participating in the B7 discussions in May 2025, advocating for responsible AI adoption that emphasizes fairness, safety, and transparency [2] - The company has implemented comprehensive AI risk management practices and educational programs to enhance AI and data literacy among its team members [4] - TELUS has partnered with NVIDIA to establish Sovereign AI Factories, which will provide Canadian businesses with advanced technology while ensuring data sovereignty [6] Industry Impact - The HAIP framework was initiated by G7 countries to promote responsible AI development, with TELUS contributing its expertise to this global effort [4] - TELUS' AI Factory in Rimouski, Quebec, is designed to be sustainable, utilizing 99% renewable energy and being three times more energy efficient for excess power usage [6] - TELUS' commitment to responsible AI practices is recognized in a Business at OECD report, highlighting the role of AI skills in boosting productivity and business growth [5]