Market Outlook: Canada’s AI strategy must turn ambition into adoption
Canada’s AI strategy aims to boost adoption, support domestic AI firms and strengthen commercialization, talent development and sovereign compute capacity.
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Canada’s AI strategy aims to boost adoption, support domestic AI firms and strengthen commercialization, talent development and sovereign compute capacity.
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