K-12 Entrepreneurs Leave Nothing To Chance With Career Readiness
This survey, titled the "Post Graduation Readiness Report," included responses from over 500 students.
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This survey, titled the "Post Graduation Readiness Report," included responses from over 500 students.
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…
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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.
Fund centrepiece is US$1.47 billion for ‘computing capabilities and technological infrastructure’ that can accelerate work of AI researchers and start-ups.