
If you believe some reports out there, Canadian companies are contributing to the country’s productivity problems by not stepping up their AI adoption. But given the risks that come with AI, a slow-and-steady approach might not be a bad thing.
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Jul 3, 2024

If you believe some reports out there, Canadian companies are contributing to the country’s productivity problems by not stepping up their AI adoption. But given the risks that come with AI, a slow-and-steady approach might not be a bad thing.
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