All posts tagged "artificial intelligence"
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NATIONAL STORIES4 weeks agoUnsuccessful AI Cyberattack Targets Historical Data on Canadian Government Site
A failed cyberattack by an AI agent targeted Library and Archives Canada search systems, but federal officials report no security systems were breached.
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WORLD1 month ago
What Proposed International AI Testing Rules Could Mean for Public Safety
Canada is discussing an international AI technology stability board with G7 partners to test and evaluate advanced models before public release.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month agoWhy B.C. Is Taking OpenAI to a California Court Over the Tumbler Ridge Shooting
B.C. files a lawsuit in California against OpenAI, alleging the company failed to alert police to ChatGPT threat logs before the Tumbler Ridge shooting.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
Local AI Building Vandalized in Late-Night Incident; 25-Year-Old Detained
Montreal police arrested a 25-year-old woman after windows were smashed and graffiti was sprayed at the Mila artificial intelligence institute late Tuesday.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 months agoWhy the Shift Beyond Manual Coding Is Redefining Software Engineering at Microsoft
Microsoft leadership confirms 20-30% of internal code is AI-generated as Distinguished Engineer David Fowler declares the era of typing code is over.
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WORLD2 months ago
Why Music Charts Are Drawing a Hard Line on Artificial Intelligence Tracks
Australia's ARIA is banning fully AI-generated tracks from official music charts and awards to protect human artists and ensure fair industry standards.
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Religion5 months ago
The Vatican’s Digital Crusade: Pope Leo XIV Issues Landmark AI Encyclical Warning Against ‘Opaque Algorithms’
Pope Leo XIV releases 'Magnifica Humanitas,' a landmark AI encyclical warning against opaque algorithms and calling for global regulation to prevent dehumanization.
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business6 months ago
Canada Asserts Digital Sovereignty with Major AI Infrastructure Launch in British Columbia
Canada announces a $9 billion AI infrastructure project in B.C. to boost digital sovereignty, create 1,500+ jobs, and secure domestic data processing.
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Legal6 months ago
OpenAI Faces Landmark $1 Billion Lawsuit Over Alleged Role in B.C. School Shooting
Families of Tumbler Ridge shooting victims sue OpenAI for $1B, alleging the company failed to report the gunman despite identifying him as a threat.
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LOCAL6 months ago
Apple Enters New Era: Hardware Veteran John Ternus Named CEO as Tim Cook Transitions to Chairman
Apple names John Ternus as CEO, succeeding Tim Cook who becomes Executive Chairman. This strategic shift highlights a new focus on hardware and AI innovation.
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