Solomon says new federal AI strategy will track impact on jobs
Evan Solomon says the plan will balance AI growth with labour concerns after consultations drew more than 11,000 public comments.
- On Monday, Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon announced the government's national Artificial Intelligence strategy will address the technology's impact on the labour market, ensuring it meets evolving workforce needs.
- Six months after concluding fast-tracked consultations, Solomon maintains ongoing meetings with labour leaders, environmentalists, and young people are necessary because Artificial Intelligence's impact continues evolving rapidly.
- Public consultations yielded more than 11,000 comments, which the government sorted using Artificial Intelligence, though critics previously argued the advisory task force leaned too heavily toward industry perspectives.
- Solomon stated in Ottawa, "Our government is very pragmatic. We're going to do it safely and fairly," as the Liberal government plans to introduce an online harms bill incorporating Artificial Intelligence chatbots.
- Shifting from his initial view of avoiding "over-indexing on warnings and regulation," Solomon maintains Canada must strike a balance between Artificial Intelligence supporters and those completely opposed to the technology.
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Solomon says delayed federal AI strategy coming soon, will address impact on jobs
The federal government's promised new national AI strategy will consider the technology’s impacts on the labour market, Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon said on Monday.
The new federal strategy will take into account the impact of artificial intelligence on the labour market, says Ottawa.
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Solomon says new federal AI strategy will track impact on jobs
OTTAWA - The federal government's promised new national AI strategy will consider the technology’s impacts on the labour market, Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon said on Monday.
Delayed federal AI strategy coming soon, says minister
The federal government’s promised new national AI strategy will consider the technology’s impacts on the labour market, Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon said on Monday. It’s been six months since the government wrapped up fast-tracked consultations on the strategy — Solomon initially promised it would be tabled by the end of last year. He said last fall Canada couldn’t afford to wait and had to move quickly. When he was asked Monday…
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