This report aims to offer a voice to the array of perspectives on artificial intelligence (AI) in Canada today, capturing the excitement, concern, and expectations of over 5,500 people across the country. Our findings reveal the contrast in perspectives around AI: Canadians recognize the potential for AI to drive social impact and productivity, but are concerned about the consequences of AI left unchecked. We found that trust and human oversight appear to be the bridge between
AI’s promise and public acceptance: confidence in AI decision making nearly doubles when human supervision is present, especially in high stakes areas like healthcare.
Transparency and trust in the age of AI-generated content
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During the 2025 AI for Good Global Summit, TELUS convened a workshop on crafting ethical AI with Indigenous intelligence. The...
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Global AI convergence in action: Insights from the BIFNC workshop...
At the 2025 AI for Good Global Summit, the workshop Global AI convergence: Innovative practices for a shared sustainable future,...
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