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Jamieson Greer stands in front of a huge American flag at a podium.

The CUSMA review is Canada’s last chance to govern AI

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Children’s privacy is now critical infrastructure in the AI era

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Canada needs to develop its own AI computing power

Four people sitting on easy chairs holding microphones on a stage in front of Liberal Party of Canada colours and a logo for their 2026 convention.

Make AI policy about contribution, not just protection

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The Carney government’s embrace of AI will put lives at risk

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Innovation sovereignty needs ecosystems, not isolation

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The next frontier of AI is biological digital twins

Doctor at a keyboard.

AI scribes in health care raise risks for patients and privacy

In a darkened room, a man’s hands type on a laptop. Overlayed is a translucent illustration of data in three thin rows, one blue, one magenta, one yellow, all leading into a square block of combined data that hovers over the hands and laptop.

Canada is failing to regulate AI amid fear and hype

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Before the next health crisis, we need to grow trust and fight misinformation

How to control AI before it wreaks havoc

A broader approach to AI would cut bias in immigration decisions while adding speed

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Canada’s next industrial AI strategy needs to address adoption

Bridging the national security trust gap with racialized people

AI, Bell Canada and the CRTC

AI accountability can’t be left to the CRTC

High-tech workers use robotics to build engine parts.

How innovation can build the Canadian economy

Will artificial intelligence lead to more unfairness?

Is the government picking the wrong place to start regulating algorithms?

It’s time for a public-safety conversation about artificial intelligence

Les droits technologiques des réfugiés et des citoyens

Knowledge mobilization will help Canada face the next major challenge

Policy-makers must get up to speed on AI

Canada can harness AI to help with post-pandemic recovery

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