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From deepfakes to ChatGPT, misinformation thrives with AI advancements: reportRapid technological advances 'represent a step-change in AI’s potential to manipulate people and sow political chaos,' the Eurasia Group's report suggests.TechJan 4, 2023
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2023 will likely be ‘worst of it’ for global economic storm: expert"I think that 2023 is probably going to be the worst of it," Bremmer said, adding that it will be "very easily more challenging than what we've seen over the past months."CanadaOct 23, 2022
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Was China caught off guard by Canada’s loyalty to rule of law, U.S. in Huawei arrest?"Some people might see rule of law as an anchor — raise and lower as you see fit — but in Canada it's an absolute."CanadaDec 16, 2018
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China ‘can’t stand’ Justin Trudeau’s talk of human rights, diversity: Ian Bremmer"None of this plays in China," says Ian Bremmer. "They can’t stand this stuff, and Canada’s small."CanadaJan 7, 2018
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Here are 5 of the biggest risks to global security in 2018, according to expertsChina's reach for economic power, growing tension between the West and North Korea, and cyberattacks could all determine the fate of 2018.WorldJan 2, 2018
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