Canada (National)
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Canadian companies are using technology to face the uncertainties of the future and are seeing the positive impact of the initiatives they have pushed forward over the past two years. But being agile means going beyond technology and having a strong supporting infrastructure where functions such as legal, regulatory, privacy, governance and risk management are executing their digital transformation at the same pace.
(Ottawa) Although Canadians fear that artificial intelligence (AI) could one day steal their jobs, a new survey shows that more and more Canadians are turning to the tools it offers.
Uncertainty about the world's future has increased in recent years. Numerous events with global impact – from pandemics and devastating weather events to violent conflicts and technological revolutions – pose more questions for leaders than they answer. Canada has enduring advantages, but must face and adapt to this climate of volatility to provide a secure and prosperous future for its citizens.
By: Jillian Snider
PacifiCan funding will help develop new products and accelerate the growth of two innovative companies in British Columbia.
Compared to their international peers, more Canadian organizations reported falling behind in implementing their digital transformation strategies. Half of Canadian technology leaders (51%) reported their programs were delayed or slowed despite support and funding from senior leaders, compared to just 40% internationally.
Clearview AI, which specializes in facial recognition, is accused of mass surveillance in Canada, according to a report cited by privacy advocates Radio Canada These findings emerge from an investigation into Clearview AI's activities conducted jointly by the federal agency and its provincial counterparts in Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia in February 2020.
By: Jillian Snider
OpenText, a global leader in Enterprise Information Management (EIM) solutions, is launching a real-time analytics tool to help the Government of Canada understand media and social media views on the G7 2018 themes: investing in economic growth that benefits all, preparing for the jobs of the future, promoting gender equality and empowering women, collaborating on climate change, oceans and clean energy, building a more peaceful and secure world.
Even though Canadians fear that artificial intelligence (AI) could one day steal their jobs, a new survey shows that more and more Canadians are turning to the tools it offers.
Some police departments in Canada are using facial recognition technology to solve crimes, while others say human rights and privacy concerns prevent them from using these powerful digital tools.
The BC PNP Technology Pilot Program enables British Columbia immigration officials to expedite the processing of immigration candidates in critical, in-demand technology occupations.
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