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Minister ‘disappointed’ in OpenAI, but why is AI regulation taking years?Tech3 hoursArtificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon said he is giving OpenAI a chance to quickly detail 'concrete' actions before the government addresses the issue through legislation. -
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Canada-Germany AI declaration signals further drift away from U.S.WorldFeb 14
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