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Canada's AI industry receives a $2.4 billion federal funding boost, signaling a push for innovation and adoption across sectors, with concerns over regulatory adequacy.

Canada is launching a fund to boost its artificial intelligence sector and creating a new AI safety institute as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau continues to…

The announcement follows more than a week of other funding announcements from the federal government in areas including child care and housing

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Canada has yet to adopt a law to regulate AI. The Artificial Intelligence and Data Act was introduced in 2022, but it’s still under consideration by members of parliament.

Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the federal government has invested $1.8 billion or CA$ 2.4 billion to support the AI sector in the country.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has incredible potential to transform the economy, improve the way we work, and enhance our way of life. The global race to scale up and adopt AI is on, and Canada is at the forefront of this technology. To make sure we...

Today, Canada’s Liberal government unveiled a $2.4 billion CAD package of measures designed to boost the country’s artificial intelligence sector.