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AI minister affirms Canada will have tech super-regulator "with teeth"

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Canada is establishing a new "super-regulator" for digital technology, poised to enforce accountability and potentially levy substantial fines—up to billions of dollars—on tech companies. This development signals a significant shift in Canada’s approach to regulating the industry, particularly concerning AI safety and privacy, which will impact how global firms operate within the country. The government also plans to announce the organization building Canada's public AI supercomputer this fall, further solidifying its commitment to advancing AI infrastructure.

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