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Feds give Mitacs $162 million for AI internship program for smaller Canadian businesses

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The Canadian government is investing $162 million in Mitacs to create a new AI internship program. This initiative aims to connect young AI talent with smaller Canadian businesses that often lack in-house expertise, facilitating broader AI adoption across various sectors. The program’s success will be crucial for Canada to achieve its ambitious goal of fostering a robust domestic AI workforce and ensuring the technology benefits businesses beyond the traditional tech industry.

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