New $2.3B federal AI strategy looks to close 'adoption gap,' build public trust
OTTAWA — Ottawa wants to increase Canadians' use of artificial intelligence — and it plans to do so through free AI training and legislation to tackle concerns like surveillance pricing and chatbot safety.Categories
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