Ottawa unterzeichnet eine Vereinbarung mit dem kanadischen KI -Startup
https://www.ctvnews.ca/business/article/ottawa-signs-agreement-with-toronto-based-artificial-intelligence-company/
Ottawa unterzeichnet eine Vereinbarung mit dem kanadischen KI -Startup
https://www.ctvnews.ca/business/article/ottawa-signs-agreement-with-toronto-based-artificial-intelligence-company/
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I’m skeptical of the integration of AI into government services in general, but if they were to do it, this would be the company to use.
Thought Carney wanted to save money and here he is about to throw some at a company that does what exactly? Because Wikipedia just describes them as an alternative to OpenAI, and OpenAI at best is a replacement for entry level programming jobs and at worst shitty google.
> This MOU with Cohere is an opportunity to explore how sovereign AI can strengthen public services, protect our digital sovereignty and create opportunities for Canadians,”
Sounds like a fat cheque to brainstorm and then write the requirements for a RFP only you can deliver on.
At least the money we throw out the window will go to a Canadian company.
Whatever AI solution the government trials, I hope they track objective metrics. [There is reason to believe that humans are not very good at self assessing the effect of AI on their productivity.](https://www.reuters.com/business/ai-slows-down-some-experienced-software-developers-study-finds-2025-07-10/)