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With Mark Carney announcing a sovereign wealth fund for Canada, saying it’s a chance to get projects of national interest moving forward, the premier of Saskatchewan is overall supportive of the concept, but has concerns regarding regulatory processes.

Chambers of Commerce president Chuck Davidson talks to Global News Morning’s Clay Young about A.I. training for Manitobans.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said that the IC assesses that China is the most capable competitor in artificial intelligence during her testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Wednesday. “AI capabilities are rapidly advancing and changing the threat landscape,” she said, adding, “It will be critical to ensure that humans remain in control...

Calgary Public Library’s latest AI artist in residency announcement is stirring up a lot of discussion in the city. Bella Finn reports.

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is transforming our lives in numerous ways. Practically all laptops released this year come equipped with some form of artificial intelligence. Tech specialist Mike Yawney joins us to share some useful applications for AI. Despite the many drawbacks and privacy concerns, Mike demonstrates how artificial intelligence might benefit all Canadians.

Florida is launching a criminal probe into OpenAI and its popular artificial intelligence platform ChatGPT in relation to a mass shooting that left two dead and six others wounded at Florida State University in Tallahassee.

The world’s richest man, Elon Musk, is suing perhaps the world’s most famous artificial intelligence company OpenAI. What started as a close relationship between Musk and his OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman, has degraded into insults. But, as Nathaniel Dove tells us, there is more at stake than some billionaires’ pride.

The federal government is facing mounting pressure to introduce its long-awaited online harms legislation to protect Canadian children and teenagers. Touria Izri reports on how both children and advocates are taking their message to Parliament Hill, how their concerns are being compounded by the advancement of artificial intelligence, and which province is going ahead with...

A new policy from the Saskatchewan Health Authority that will send newborns and infants to Saskatoon for surgery has the opposition slamming the provincial government over negligence. The R.M. of Sherwood has a closed door meeting to further discuss the impacts of Bell Canada’s major artificial intelligence data centre.

U.S. President Donald Trump has upset Catholics around the world with some bizarre social media posts. Heidi Petracek looks at how Trump is trying to justify his now-deleted image of an artificial-intelligence-generated image depicting himself as a Christ-like figure, his rant against Pope Leo, and the pontiff’s response.

Artificial intelligence developer Anthropic says its new AI model is so powerful that it is only being released to some of the biggest tech companies and won’t be available to the general public. Eric Sorensen explains what Claude Mythos is, and what to make of Anthropic’s decision.

Friday marks day two of the Liberal National Convention in Montreal. While delegates are debating policy on issues like housing, the environment and artificial intelligence, it’s the growing list of Conservative floor-crossers that’s dominating the conversation. As Mackenzie Gray reports, there’s been no floor-crosser remorse from the newest Liberals willing to put their past views...

Saskatchewan residents get a closer look at the planned artificial intelligence centre outside Regina as Bell Canada releases concepts of what the site could look like when complete. While Frontline workers at Saskatchewan Polytechnic face ongoing layoff concerns, the Saskatchewan government employees union is sounding the alarm over executive pay.

An artificial intelligence (AI) company says it has completed a new model that is so capable that the public cannot be allowed to use it. It’s the same company that refused to let the U.S. government use its AI to target weapons. Anthropic’s projected revenue has shot up from USD$9 billion to $30 billion this...

Ontario Tech University held a forum about artificial intelligence. It comes as AI is already changing how students learn and raising new questions about trust and accountability. Some of the topics discussed were AI ethics, how classrooms are adapting to students raised with AI, and AI’s implications on energy infrastructure.

Project manager at the Calgary Region Immigrant Employment Council, Javier Vinsome, joins Global News Morning to discuss how job-seekers and employers use artificial intelligence in the job screening and application process.

With more businesses integrating artificial intelligence into their workplaces, post-secondary institutions are now adapting to match the new reality. As Anne Gaviola explains, one Canadian college, Seneca Polytechnic, is rolling out a new AI curriculum along with a set of tools designed to prepare students for a modern workplace.

A humanoid robot named “Figure 3” walked alongside Melania Trump as she opened a global summit in Washington, drawing attention from world leaders in attendance. The robot introduced itself as a U.S. built humanoid, as the White House highlighted the role of artificial intelligence in supporting children and protecting them online.

As the war on Iran enters its second month, the conflict is showing no signs of slowing down. Yemen’s Houthi rebels carried out their first military operation in support of Iran – opening a new front in a widening war. Candice Cole reports. Tiger woods has been released from jail after being arrested on suspicion...

At a press conference on Thursday, Canada’s foreign affairs minister said the government is working to double non-U.S. trade over the next decade as part of a broader foreign policy shift. Anita Anand outlined a strategy of what called “principled pragmatism,” highlighting new trade deals across multiple regions, deeper security partnerships including support for Ukraine...