Further government investments in artificial intelligence will likely come in the fall budget and other through initiatives
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Technology executives and business groups say Canada’s updated national artificial intelligence strategy released on Thursday after a five-month delay is a step in the right direction, but they want more details on how the earmarked $2.3 billion will help companies secure contracts and scale into globally competitive players.
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