Federal government expands AI program with $500M boost
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Federal government expands AI program with $500M boost
The federal government says it is making an additional $500 million available over five years to help Canadian businesses adopt artificial intelligence technologies and bring Canadian-developed AI products to market.
Canada commits another $500M to help businesses adopt AI
Evan Solomon, the Canadian Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation, announced on Tuesday that an additional $500 million over five years, on top of the previous $200 million, is now available through the Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative, per the federal government. The money brings the total federal funding for the program to $700 million. It is delivered through Canada’s regional development agencies, which connect…
Feds expand support to adopt, commercialize artificial intelligence - West Carleton Online
WEST CARLETON – An additional $500 million is available through the expanded Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative (AI) to boost AI adoption and bring Canadian-made AI solutions to market. The post Feds expand support to adopt, commercialize artificial intelligence first appeared on West Carleton Online.
Canada announced an additional $500 million for its Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative, which now totals 700 million and seeks to support technology adoption in SMEs and the growth of developed products in the country.
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