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• @aidangomez Aidan Gomez on x

  For decades, Canada invested to build the research foundations that made modern AI possible. Now we have to build, train, and scale what comes next here at home. Canada's new national AI strategy is an important step toward that goal, and Cohere is proud to be part of the

• @markjcarney Mark Carney on x

  We just launched Canada's new AI Strategy: AI For All. We're taking control of our future — with AI that's governed by Canadian values, AI that's accountable to Canadians, and AI that serves all Canadians.

• @evanlsolomon Evan Solomon on x

  Today, we launched AI for All, Canada's national AI strategy. Built on three priorities, trust, opportunity and sovereignty, the strategy will help Canadians use AI safely, benefit from the opportunities it creates, and ensure Canada remains a leader in the technologies

• Jessalyn Holodinsky, PhD Jessalyn Holodinsky, PhD on linkedin

  Really pleased to see healthcare data prioritized in the new Federal AI for All strategy.  Linking data across systems and removing the silos …

• Usman Sheikh Usman Sheikh on linkedin

  Today, the Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carney and Canadian AI Minister Evan Solomon launched Canada's new national AI strategy, entitled “AI for All”. …

• Dan Shugar Dan Shugar on linkedin

  Maybe an unpopular opinion on LinkedIn, but frankly I don't give a damn.  The Canadian federal government has unveiled an AI strategy with the following points about the post-secondary sector. …

• @jasonhaslam.ca Jason Haslam on bluesky

  “Build a world-leading public AI supercomputer”  —  I can save the government time, here.  The answer is 42.

• @oliver-moore Oliver Moore on bluesky

  Canada's AI strategy says mass adoption faces “deeper challenge” that Cdns not trained on, literate in or have trust in the technology.  In fact, half see it as “threat to humanity”  —  Formal govt policy to push a tech people think is harmful seems politically risky  —  ised-isd…

• @jamespmcleod.ca James McLeod on bluesky

  I am not seeing a lot of discussion about the fact that the federal government will ban surveillance pricing in upcoming data governance legislation.  —  Seems notable to me! ised-isde.canada.ca/site/ised/ en...  [image]

• @skylee-storm @skylee-storm on bluesky

  In the strategy, First Nations are mentioned twice, once as a group vaguely consulted, then again as a group being served by health AI research.  —  To be clear, all submissions made in the development of this strategy (not consultation) were analyzed by AI.  —  www.pm.gc.ca/en/n…

• @jeff.doctor Jeff Doctor on bluesky

  “Provide access to trusted AI agents for every post-secondary student - from the arts and commerce to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), and medicine.”  —  www.pm.gc.ca/en/news/news...  [embedded post]

• @baa @baa on bluesky

  “...we are among the slowest countries to adopt AI at scale.  This gap risks undermining public trust...”  —  HUH!??  —  Two hundred billion dollars to AI instead of like, UBI or more doctors or increasing competition among all our monopolies  —  www.pm.gc.ca/en/news/news...

• @scottedgar Scott Edgar on bluesky

  “Provide access to trusted AI agents for every post-secondary student - from the arts and commerce to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), and medicine.”  —  At best, a waste of money.  At worst, much worse than that.  —  www.pm.gc.ca/en/news/news...

• @isaiahbishop Isaiah Bishop on bluesky

  some truly awful post secondary ideas.  and i dont know what theyre thinking with the supercomputer

• @journodale Dale Smith on bluesky

  “Provide access to trusted AI agents for every post-secondary student - from the arts and commerce to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), and medicine.”  —  I'm pretty sure that nobody who teaches in a post-secondary institution asked for this, and this makes…

• @blairaf.com Blair on bluesky

  Lots to digest here but one piece that sticks out is the proposed regulatory framework is mostly voluntary and opaque.  Hinges on voluntary certification and selective safety partnerships & evaluations behind closed doors without clear public oversight mechanisms  —  www.pm.gc.ca…

• r/technology r on reddit

  Canada says AI strategy will help create 250,000 jobs, boost GDP by 3%

• r/notthebeaverton r on reddit

  Canada says AI strategy will help create 250,000 jobs, boost GDP by 3%

• r/singularity r on reddit

  Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney launches AI for All: Canada's national artificial intelligence strategy.