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Carney says Anthropic ban shows risk of relying on Big AI models

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By Brian Platt , Thomas Seal 
| Financial Post
Skip to Content United States blocks all foreign access to company's latest artificial intelligence models Prime Minister Mark Carney arrives in Ireland Saturday ahead of the Group of Seven leaders’ summit in France. Prime Minister Mark Carney said the United States export ban blocking all foreign access to Anthropic PBC’s latest artificial intelligence models underscores the risk of depending on just a handful of powerful AI tools.
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Carney Says Anthropic Ban Shows Risk of Relying on Big AI Models Original

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By Brian Platt , Thomas Seal 
| Bloomberg Law
Prime Minister said the export ban blocking all foreign access to ’s latest artificial intelligence models underscores the risk of depending on just a handful of powerful AI tools. “The situation we’re in collectively right now with Mythos and Fable is something that can happen with over-reliance on certain models,” Carney told reporters Sunday during a visit to Ireland, referring to the AI models’ names.
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Canada Kicks Off World Cup With Nail-Biting Opener Against Bosnia

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By Thomas Seal , Jessica Kim
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Fraud 1 hour ago Payments totalling $3.7-million flagged as possible fraud in bread price-fixing settlement The Globe and Mail - Susan Krashinsky Robertson, Tu Thanh Ha • 1h Tens of thousands of payments totalling $3.7-million in the recent class-action settlement over bread price-fixing in Canada have been flagged by banks as possible fraud, according to court documents obtained by The Globe and Mail.
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