Concern as Google ends ban on AI weapons

Update: 2025-02-11

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Google’s parent company Alphabet has reversed a longstanding promise against using AI to develop weapons and surveillance tools. As world leaders gather in Paris to talk about responsible AI development, we look at what role Canada can play in regulating this rapidly advancing technology.

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Concern as Google ends ban on AI weapons

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Concern as Google ends ban on AI weapons

Concern as Google ends ban on AI weapons