- Federal investment drives Canada's national AI strategy
- Canada's strategy focuses on economic gains through AI adoption and education, while strengthening ties with middle powers in a more pro-regulation manner than the US.
- The Government of Canada, led by Minister Evan Solomon, has launched its national AI strategy, involving key contributors like Mila and the Vector Institute, with Mark Carney announcing the details.
Mila's founder, Yoshua Bengio, is linked to the company as it joins a joint statement with Mark Carney calling for AI oversight in Canada.
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Updated Sep 23
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What happened
Mila's founder, Yoshua Bengio, is linked to the company as it joins a joint statement with Mark Carney calling for AI oversight in Canada.
Who's involved
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The Government of Canada, led by Minister Evan Solomon, has launched its national AI strategy, involving key contributors like Mila and the Vector Institute, with Mark Carney announcing the details.Also in this story
- Ottawa authorized federal investment in Cohere, naming it the champion of the national AI strategy, with Nvidia as a key technology supplier.
- CDIC negotiated equity funding for Cohere, with Mark Carney announcing the investment in Montréal.
- Mila and Natural Resources Canada partnered to co-create a new AI tool.
- Evan Solomon announced that the federal government is investing in a new AI strategy specifically for Manitoba.
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The entities involved
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Mila
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Bengio
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Mark Carney
24th prime minister of Canada since 2025
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Mark Carney
24th prime minister of Canada since 2025