Canada’s AI advantage won’t matter if we can’t turn it into economic power

Canada must translate its global leadership in artificial intelligence into measurable economic gains or risk falling behind in an increasingly competitive global economy, says Information and Communications Technology Council president and CEO Namir Anani. In an op-ed, Anani calls on Canada to help 500 technology companies expand internationally, support 10,000 small and medium-sized businesses in using AI to boost productivity and reduce critical technology dependencies by 2030.

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