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The numbers don't remotely match the ambition.

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    The numbers don't remotely match the ambition. $2B won't even cover a cutting edge supercomputer, let alone train 100k people on "AI", not create 750k jobs...all in 5 years.

    What a pile of BS!

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      The numbers don't remotely match the ambition. $2B won't even cover a cutting edge supercomputer, let alone train 100k people on "AI", not create 750k jobs...all in 5 years.

      What a pile of BS!

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      Carney unveils AI strategy with over $2B in funding, aim of creating 250,000 jobs by 2031 | CBC News

      Prime Minister Mark Carney officially unveiled Canada's long-awaited AI strategy on Thursday, a document that encourages adoption across the country but has left some concerned that push could result in Canadians losing their jobs.

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      auxonic@ottawa.placeA This user is from outside of this forum
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      @johnefrancis how much have they cut from universities even just in the last year. $2B is nothing

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      • johnefrancis@cosocial.caJ johnefrancis@cosocial.ca

        The numbers don't remotely match the ambition. $2B won't even cover a cutting edge supercomputer, let alone train 100k people on "AI", not create 750k jobs...all in 5 years.

        What a pile of BS!

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        Carney unveils AI strategy with over $2B in funding, aim of creating 250,000 jobs by 2031 | CBC News

        Prime Minister Mark Carney officially unveiled Canada's long-awaited AI strategy on Thursday, a document that encourages adoption across the country but has left some concerned that push could result in Canadians losing their jobs.

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        @johnefrancis At the rate prices are going, $2B will barely cover my Rush MP3 library backup…!

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          @johnefrancis how much have they cut from universities even just in the last year. $2B is nothing

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          @auxonic like every other Liberal economic spending announcement since 2015, it either doesn't get spent at all, or its entirely directed to medium and large businesses and absorbed there without any apparent effect. What happened to all those "super cluster" spends?

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            @auxonic like every other Liberal economic spending announcement since 2015, it either doesn't get spent at all, or its entirely directed to medium and large businesses and absorbed there without any apparent effect. What happened to all those "super cluster" spends?

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            @johnefrancis or the billions they’ve poured into American owned media under the guise of supporting journalism. Sigh

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            • johnefrancis@cosocial.caJ johnefrancis@cosocial.ca

              The numbers don't remotely match the ambition. $2B won't even cover a cutting edge supercomputer, let alone train 100k people on "AI", not create 750k jobs...all in 5 years.

              What a pile of BS!

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              Carney unveils AI strategy with over $2B in funding, aim of creating 250,000 jobs by 2031 | CBC News

              Prime Minister Mark Carney officially unveiled Canada's long-awaited AI strategy on Thursday, a document that encourages adoption across the country but has left some concerned that push could result in Canadians losing their jobs.

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              @johnefrancis BUUUUUULLLLSHIIIIIIITTTTTTTT

              Thank you for coming to my TEDtalk.

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              • johnefrancis@cosocial.caJ johnefrancis@cosocial.ca

                The numbers don't remotely match the ambition. $2B won't even cover a cutting edge supercomputer, let alone train 100k people on "AI", not create 750k jobs...all in 5 years.

                What a pile of BS!

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                Carney unveils AI strategy with over $2B in funding, aim of creating 250,000 jobs by 2031 | CBC News

                Prime Minister Mark Carney officially unveiled Canada's long-awaited AI strategy on Thursday, a document that encourages adoption across the country but has left some concerned that push could result in Canadians losing their jobs.

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                CBC (www.cbc.ca)

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                @johnefrancis If Carney was serious about developing machine learning, would he have chosen a disgraced journalist to head up his ministry of High Tech? A.I. ambitious imbeciles.

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