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Quebec and Alberta governments have announced a five-year agreement to collaborate on deploying artificial intelligence in public administration, focusing on sharing knowledge rather than financial commitments. The partners aim to exchange AI tools and training for civil servants to improve government efficiency, while emphasizing a proactive,…
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Quebec and Alberta announced a five-year agreement to collaborate on implementing artificial intelligence in public administration, focusing on sharing knowledge and tools rather than financial commitments. The partners aim to exchange AI developments—such as Quebec’s cybersecurity vulnerability tool and Alberta’s budgetary authorization tool—and explore…
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Quebec and Alberta governments announced a five-year agreement to collaborate on deploying artificial intelligence in public administration, focusing on sharing knowledge and tools without financial commitments. The partners aim to accelerate AI adoption in government tasks, share examples of tools (e.g., Alberta’s budget authorization tool and Quebec’s…
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The article reports that Meta Platforms will build an AI-focused data centre campus in Sturgeon County, about 35 kilometres north of Edmonton, marking Alberta’s first major data centre project from a hyperscaler. It notes the project will create 3,000 construction jobs and 300 operational roles, and that Alberta assembled a government working group in…
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The Government of Alberta announced a $50 million, five-year investment in Amii to expand AI impact across the province, support AI adoption in industry and the public sector, develop AI skills, and advance Alberta-made innovations. The funding builds on ATIS 1.0, aims to strengthen Alberta’s AI ecosystem, and positions Amii as a key driver of economic…
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