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Canada has a Generational Opportunity to Help Build the AI Future

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By Gwyn Morgan
| New English Review
By Gwyn Morgan Artificial intelligence is no longer some futuristic curiosity, morphing with dizzying speed into a technology that’s reshaping nearly every sector of the economy. Whether Canadians welcome or dread that transformation is beside the point. The real question is whether Canada will seize the enormous opportunities that AI and its underlying infrastructure present – or repeat ruinous policy mistakes of the past. The pace of change is astonishing.
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Protected: The Hands-On Future: Skilled Trades, Data Centres and Canada’s Big AI Opportunity

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By Gwyn Morgan
| C2C Journal Verified
This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below: Password: The House of Commons once had an effective law in front of it that laid out clear steps to assure that any provincial referendum on independence would be democratic and any negotiations after a “Yes” vote would be fair. But it wasn’t the current Clarity Act – it was a bill put forward by the Opposition Reform Party in 1996, and the Liberal government chose to ignore it.
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Comment: Don't worry, AI will not kill all the jobs

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By Gwyn Morgan
| Times Colonist Verified
A commentary by a Canadian business leader who lives in the Victoria area. Artificial intelligence started off as a handy search engine that summarized information compiled from various websites. It advanced to such uses as automatic inventory control for stores and preparing financial statements. Then came essay-writing and providing mathematical solutions for students, much to the frustration of teachers. Now, AI has morphed from a helpful tool to a must-have technology.
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