AI developers call for advancements to ‘slow down now’ in fears of losing control of the technology
CTV News’ Scott Hurst on top AI developers expressing concerns about the technology becoming too difficult to control.
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CTV News’ Scott Hurst on top AI developers expressing concerns about the technology becoming too difficult to control.
Professor of Middle East politics Nader Hashemi gives more information on the current landscape of the Iran War, including its expansion into the Bab al-Mandab.
Political analyst Lori Williams gives her take on Premier Smith’s statement that the Alberta referendum will not handicap investment opportunities.
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Tech and cybersecurity Rittesh Kotak discusses the cooperative hurdles that must be overcome if the tech industry plans on abiding by Anthropic’s warnings.
Brampton mayor Patrick Brown speaks on Stellantis signing an MOU to sell the plant and urges Ottawa to take legal action against the company.
U.S. president Donald Trump spoke to reporters during his visit to Ireland claiming that a trade deal will be reached with Canada ‘fairly soon’.
President of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association Flavio Volpe reacts to news that the Brampton plant, which has been idle since 2023, will be sold.
Political commentator Scott Reid discusses the unusually private nature of Carney’s two-day cabinet retreat, and the extreme sense of urgency surrounding it.
President of Canadians for Affordable Energy Dan McTeague gives more information on how the price of diesel is going to impact Canadian agriculture.
Joy Malbon reports on the major ceremonies held across the U.S. to honour the victims of and their families 25 years after 9/11.
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The Front Bench panel discusses Minister LeBlanc’s statement that trade talks have continued in the background after the breakdown of a prospective deal.