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Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon stated that Canada is working with international partners on AI safety after Prime Minister Mark Carney discussed establishing a technology stability board for regulating AI. When questioned about leadership in these efforts, Solomon highlighted domestic legislation like proposed chatbot regulations and noted the government’s $150 million investment in Yoshua Bengio's initiative to develop safer AI technologies.

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Evan Solomon, Canada's Artificial Intelligence Minister, stated that the country is working "alongside" international partners to ensure AI safety. Following a speech by Prime Minister Mark Carney about establishing a “technology stability” board to regulate AI, Solomon met with his counterparts from other nations. When questioned if Canada was taking a leadership role in this effort, he highlighted domestic initiatives such as proposed regulations on AI chatbots and an investment of $150 million into the work of Canadian AI expert Yoshua Bengio, who is set to speak at the UN Security Council alongside major AI companies. Widespread concerns over the risks posed by AI have spurred global alarm recently, with documented instances of AI bots defying human instructions contributing to these fears.

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Canada working ‘alongside’ partners on AI safety, minister says · assertive framing

Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon says Canada is “advocating alongside our partners” on AI safety. asserted

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Solomon says he met with his international counterparts after Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke recently to other leaders about setting up a “technology stability” board to regulate AI. asserted

Carney → say → AI

But when he was asked whether Canada is taking a leadership role in those efforts, Solomon pointed to domestic legislation, including proposed regulations on AI chatbots. asserted

Solomon → ask → chatbots

- Former U of M law dean arrested in Europe as part of extradition request: police asserted

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watchdog → warn → referendum

He also said Canada is taking a “very leading” role by investing $150 million in Canadian AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio’s efforts to build a safer AI. asserted

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Bengio is set to address the UN Security Council today, which will also hear from major AI companies. asserted

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Warnings about the risks AI poses to humans, and documented cases of AI bots disregarding human instructions, have prompted global alarm in recent weeks. asserted

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