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First Young Entrepreneurs Summit held by Davidson-Davie Community College - Vimarsana News

First Young Entrepreneurs Summit held by Davidson-Davie Community College

THOMASVILLE – Davis Norton confidently took the stage to present his idea for an entertainment company that would cater to young people in Thomasville and the surrounding areas — an

Rednecks vs. Aliens Announced With Crowdfunding Campaign - Vimarsana News

Rednecks vs. Aliens Announced With Crowdfunding Campaign

Michael Kallio (Dinner with Leatherface) has partnered with seasoned filmmaker James WilderHancock to create the movie Rednecks vs. Aliens.

Serious IT incidents in Canadian financial sector almost tripled in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Serious IT incidents in Canadian financial sector almost tripled in 2023

Canadian federal financial institutions suffered almost three times as many serious reportable IT incidents in 2023 as in the year before, a parliamentary committee debating proposed cybersecurity legislation for overseeing the country's critical infrastructure providers was told Monday. In 2023, there were 28 Priority 1 incidents reported to the Office of the Superintendent of Financial

Proposed Canadian AI law is like a race car without an engine, expert tells Parliamentary committee - Vimarsana News

Proposed Canadian AI law is like a race car without an engine, expert tells Parliamentary committee

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Proposed Canadian AI law is like a race car without an engine, expert tells Parliamentary committee - Vimarsana News

Proposed Canadian AI law is like a race car without an engine, expert tells Parliamentary committee

The Liberal government's proposed law controlling the use of artificial intelligence applications is like a badly built racing car, a computing expert has told a Parliamentary committee. But instead of putting the proposed Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA) in a garage, Andrew Clement, professor emeritus at the University of Toronto's faculty of information, told