Why Canada needs guardrails for AI, not handcuffs
Canada’s approach to privacy and AI should be deliberate rather than reactionary. What is needed is thoughtful evolution.
Canada is in the midst of a defining phase of how artificial intelligence will be governed, adopted, and trusted. Across sectors, there is growing recognition that seizing the competitive advantage alone is not enough; the way AI is developed and deployed must also align wit...
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