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Mark Carney’s AI agenda is a gift to Big Tech ⋆ The Breach
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The Liberal government is charging ahead with the technology despite mounting evidence of harm for workers, vulnerable groups, and public services
Support Support us Share this story Facebook Twitter Email Copy link × When Evan Solomon took the stage in Ottawa last month to give his inaugural speech as Canada’s first-ever Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation, he was quick to reassure tech leaders that regulating their industry would not be his top priority. Rather than dwelling on AI’s pitfalls and “ over-indexing on warnings and regulation ,” his focus would be on unlocking the technology’s economic potential, he said. The regulatory legislation that had been in the works under Justin Trudeau was now fully of
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