Why does everyone from Wall Street to the White House care so much about Kimi K3?

Canada launches a public consultation on AI transparency, signaling a future of more frequent notice and more disclosure about risks

Canada launches a public consultation on AI transparency, signaling a future of more frequent notice and more disclosure about risks

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As Google incorporates more artificial intelligence into search, people are spending more time on Google. Some website operators are crying foul.

Environmental concerns are at the forefront, but the growth of small-language models that run on laptops should also give governments pause

A global survey shows power continuing to move from publishers to platforms, with AI playing a growing role

Law schools better start figuring it out.

Americans do not care for artificial intelligence. Recent polling shows that their attitudes mostly range from ambivalence to horror.

Canada's online legal magazine

Optimists once believed that universal literacy was inevitable. Now it seems that the age of reading might be a short anomaly in human history.

Legal experts say the federal social media ban for kids leaves many questions unanswered — including whether it violates the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Lawyers and law professors are raising flag...

The House has passed the lawful access bill with amendments, still leaving crucial issues in question

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A first look at Bill C-34, Canada’s new Safe Social Media Act, and how the under-16 ban might work

CanLII and AI connectors are making legal research in Canada smarter, faster, and more accessible

A persistent government strategy to sow fear through punitive measures has corroded freedom and democracy.

CanLII and AI connectors are making legal research in Canada smarter, faster, and more accessible

We rely on providers to resist improper surveillance. The Justice Department uses a “moot and scoot” tactic to hobble this protection.

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Two posts on Bill C-22 in a single day are not my typical approach, but the volume of misinformation coming from the government about the lawful access bill has made it hard to keep up. Earlier today,...

Why the shift toward on-device AI puts Ottawa’s $925M data centre bet in question

When we use AI to search for answers or for some other task, it complies. But it does more than that. It rephrases the question, offers us alternatives, or it ... Read More

With major tech companies threatening to leave Canada and U.S. lawmakers weighing in, the government is signalling it will amend C-22. But the constitutional questions it raises won't end there.

The economic benefits are modest, the environmental claims are unverified, and the strain on grids and water is real

Government and law enforcement justifications for warrantless access to Internet subscriber information has long been defended on the grounds that the information being demanded carries little privacy...