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The danger of AI is not that it will become conscious and hate us, but that it will become competent and ignore us."

—Eliezer Yudkowsky

Canada PM Carney Launches National AI Council With Turing Award Winner Yoshua Bengio

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and AI researcher Yoshua Bengio pictured together in a composite image.

The 13-member council, which includes Yoshua Bengio, was formed to advise the government on AI safety, adoption, economic competitiveness and creating AI-related jobs as it implements its AI for All strategy.

ALL IN 2026: Canada and Germany Invest Up to CAD $300 Million in LawZero Amid AI Safety Tensions

ALL IN 2026 conference in Montréal, where LawZero’s Scientist AI approach was featured following a joint funding announcement by Canada and Germany.

At the fourth edition of ALL IN in Montréal, the joint funding for LawZero will support its Scientist AI approach, which aims to provide guardrails for frontier AI models and deepen understanding of AI risks and how to avoid them.

Canada Asks Public How Should AI Systems Be Made More Transparent

Canada has opened a public consultation on AI transparency, running from July 23 to September 23, 2026.

Canadian government claimed increased transparency can help Canadians understand when they are interacting with AI systems, help businesses make informed decisions about the AI products they adopt, and give governments and organizations the information they need to develop policies and research that shape the citizens’ experience with AI.

Canada to Set Up C$890 Million AI Supercomputing System for Sovereign AI Push

Canada to Set Up C$890 Million AI Supercomputing System for Sovereign AI Push

Canada has unveiled plans for a C$890 million AI supercomputing system as part of its sovereign AI strategy. The project aims to give Canadian researchers and companies access to advanced computing power while keeping critical AI infrastructure, data and intellectual property within the country.