Canada wants to make its own AI, break free from US bots

Canada announced plans to develop its own artificial intelligence systems in an effort to reduce reliance on U.S.-based AI technologies. The initiative aims to strengthen national data sovereignty and ensure Canadian values are embedded in AI development.

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