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Politics + policy reporter @Politico 🇨🇦 🎙️co-host of “Playbook Canada” podcast 🎧💻 co-author of Canada Playbook mdjuric@politico.com📧 🤫 Signal: mickey.613
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Double espresso, no paper trail

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By Mickey Djuric , Nick Taylor-Vaisey , Zi-Ann Lum 
| POLITICO
TGIF. Thanks for reading our Playbook. In today’s edition: — AI strategy — and what comes next. — Ontario got all the headlines. But here’s what Ottawa spent on Super Bowl ads. — Where Ottawa’s power players go for coffee on the down-low. — The Boldfaces: Kevin Waugh, Joe Clark, Melissa Lantsman, Kevin Bosch, David Myles and more.
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Canada bids to lead middle powers in AI sovereignty race

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By Mickey Djuric 
| Flipboard
Technology Now Europe wants more control over global AI services. America is warning them to take care—and history is on their side Fortune - Kamal Ahmed • 51m Mention of Brazil’s ‘market reserve policy’ is still capable of sending a chill through technology enthusiasts of a certain age.
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Canada bids to lead middle powers in AI sovereignty race Original

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By Mickey Djuric 
| POLITICO
The strategy identifies a group of like-minded allies pursuing greater AI independence, including Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Finland, Norway and the European Union. It also highlights partnerships with Indo-Pacific countries such as Japan, Australia and India, as well as the United Arab Emirates. The framework suggests Canada wants to become a global leader in AI by helping businesses and people to use AI widely and safely. For starters, Canadians need to trust AI.
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