CANADA UNVEILS 'AI FOR ALL' STRATEGY AMID CONCERNS
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Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada's national AI strategy, focusing on data protection and broader adoption. Critics question whether the plan adequately addresses competitiveness and regulatory gaps.
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