AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI & Jobs: Goldman Sachs says only a handful of developed countries lead global AI adoption (15–20%), and AI-linked hiring slowdowns are already showing up in sectors like software publishing and call centres. US–Canada Tech Politics: Trump floated renaming “artificial intelligence” to “superior/extreme/supreme intelligence,” while Canadian AI leaders warn about loss of control. Cybersecurity: AI voice-cloning vishing attacks are pushing Canadian organizations to rethink identity checks and access security. Health & Research: U of Manitoba researchers report a potential MS treatment angle by restoring neuregulin-1 to improve cognition and mobility in chronic MS models. Gene Therapy Pathway: B.C. is building a diagnosis-to-therapy route for children with rare genetic diseases via PHSA/BC Children’s Hospital with UBC and McGill’s Neuro. Mining Automation: Canada Nickel’s Crawford project is using autonomous haulage, electrification and fleet management as a benchmark for next-gen mines. EU–Ukraine Funding: Canada is seeking to join the EU’s €90B Ukraine loan, with technical talks underway. Local Science & Tech: Okanagan College students win a national contest for an affordable artificial-skin training model.
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