Ottawa AI Council Launch
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The release said the members of the council will advise on accelerating adoption, developing national champions in the industry and building AI infrastructure as well as making AI safer, protecting Canadian democracy and ensuring Canadians benefit from the technology.
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The council’s members will include Yoshua Bengio, the Montreal-based computer scientist considered one of the founders of AI.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney has established a new National Council on Artificial Intelligence to advise on Canada’s AI strategy and ensure safe deployment of the technology. The council includes over a dozen members, such as Yoshua Bengio from LawZero and Valérie Pisano from Mila, who will focus on accelerating adoption, developing industry leaders, building infrastructure, and protecting Canadian democracy. This…
Ottawa launches new national AI council to advise on safety, deployment →Prime Minister Mark Carney established a 13-member national council on Friday to provide guidance on artificial intelligence (AI) and ensure its responsible development in Canada. The council includes Yoshua Bengio, a leading AI expert who has expressed concerns about the need for global regulation of AI technology. Members also consist of academics, former tech industry leaders, and a former national security…
Carney launches 13-member national council to advise on artificial intelligence →Prime Minister Mark Carney will play an active role in a newly established AI advisory council that takes an “all of government” approach to advising on artificial intelligence. The council includes renowned figures like Yoshua Bengio and experts from various fields such as economics and business. This development comes alongside the launch of two other advisory councils focusing specifically on AI and labour, and…
Prime Minister Mark Carney to take 'active role' in new AI advisory council →Prime Minister Mark Carney will directly influence the agenda of a newly formed AI advisory council in Ottawa, aiming for an "all of government" approach. The council includes prominent figures like Yoshua Bengio and other experts from various fields to advise on Canada’s AI strategy, focusing on issues such as AI safety, democratic protections, and economic prosperity. This initiative is part of several existing…
Government’s AI advisory council will have direct input from Carney →Analysis
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- 2 Oct
Prime Minister Mark Carney has a new national council on artificial intelligence meant to provide the government with guidance for its AI strategy and on making the technology safer.
- 3 Oct
The council’s members will include Yoshua Bengio, the Montreal-based computer scientist considered one of the founders of AI.
- 5 Oct
The government already has an advisory council housed at Innovation Canada, which the spokesperson says is more focused on technical advice to the minister.
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5 Oct Government’s AI advisory council will have direct input from CarneyPrime Minister Mark Carney will directly influence the agenda of a newly formed AI advisory council in Ottawa, aiming for an "all of government" approach. The council includes prominent figures like Yoshua Bengio and other experts from various fields to advise on Canada’s AI strategy, focusing on issues such as AI safety, democratic protections, and economic prosperity. This initiative is part of several existing…The Globe and Mail
5 Oct Prime Minister Mark Carney to take 'active role' in new AI advisory councilPrime Minister Mark Carney will play an active role in a newly established AI advisory council that takes an “all of government” approach to advising on artificial intelligence. The council includes renowned figures like Yoshua Bengio and experts from various fields such as economics and business. This development comes alongside the launch of two other advisory councils focusing specifically on AI and labour, and…Toronto Star
3 Oct Carney launches 13-member national council to advise on artificial intelligencePrime Minister Mark Carney established a 13-member national council on Friday to provide guidance on artificial intelligence (AI) and ensure its responsible development in Canada. The council includes Yoshua Bengio, a leading AI expert who has expressed concerns about the need for global regulation of AI technology. Members also consist of academics, former tech industry leaders, and a former national security…National Post- 2 Oct Ottawa launches new national AI council to advise on safety, deploymentPrime Minister Mark Carney has established a new National Council on Artificial Intelligence to advise on Canada’s AI strategy and ensure safe deployment of the technology. The council includes over a dozen members, such as Yoshua Bengio from LawZero and Valérie Pisano from Mila, who will focus on accelerating adoption, developing industry leaders, building infrastructure, and protecting Canadian democracy. This…CBC
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