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AI minister denies that Canada needs to 'catch up' with global industry | Power & Politics
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12:09Now PlayingArtificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon explains how his new expert panel's '30-day sprint' toward an updated AI strategy hopes to keep companies and jobs in Canada despite hundreds of billions of dollars in investments from China and Silicon Valley. Solomon argues Canada is 'starting from an incredibly advanced position' in the industry, but also says the country has 'an adoption problem' with AI.
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