Innovation + Tech

Setting the rules for our online spaces is core to bolstering Canada’s digital sovereignty. As the House returns, the federal government must move quickly to table a new online safety bill, and parliamentarians need to get on with it.
Canada’s financial sector is highly exposed to generative AI, but its most impactful use cases have little to do with crunching numbers. Institutions that deploy the technology responsibly can boost productivity and customer service, while those that don’t risk far ...
This submission from the Dais, informed by over 25 reports on AI adoption, skills, compute, and governance, outlines a roadmap for a renewed national AI strategy, centred on three interrelated pillars: responsible AI adoption built on trust and effective governance; ...
As the federal government gears up to set their 2025 policy agenda—and their spending—here are some tips for how to parse the facts from the fluff.
America's new AI Action Plan seeks total technological dominance, posing a major threat to Canada's economic security and digital sovereignty. Our Interim Executive Director Andre Cote argues Canada needs its own action plan: one that confronts the market power of ...
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