A

Accelerating AI adoption by industry and government

Has Narrower
What are the key barriers to AI adoption, and how can government and industry work together to accelerate responsible uptake?
How will we know if Canada is meaningfully engaging with and adopting AI?
Where is the greatest potential for impactful AI adoption in Canada?
Other
ISED wants Canada to have a national strategy for artificial intelligence.

Arctic settlements need heat; data centres produce it.

Other
Stick a bunch of data centres in the arctic.

[AI] Education and [AI] skills

Has Narrower
How can we enhance AI literacy in Canada, including awareness of AI’s limitations and biases?
What can Canada do to ensure equitable access to AI literacy across regions, demographics and socioeconomic groups?
What skills are required for a modern, digital economy, and how can Canada best support their development and deployment in the workforce?
Other
ISED wants Canada to have a national strategy for artificial intelligence.

[AI] Research and [AI] talent

Has Narrower
How can Canada strengthen coordination across academia, industry, government and defence to accelerate impactful AI research?
How does Canada retain and grow its AI research edge?
What conditions are needed to ensure Canadian AI research remains globally competitive and ethically grounded?
What efforts are needed to attract, develop and retain top AI talent across research, industry and the public sector?
Other
ISED wants Canada to have a national strategy for artificial intelligence.

B

Building enabling infrastructure [for AI]

Has Narrower
How can we ensure equitable access to AI infrastructure across regions, sectors and users (researchers, start-ups, SMEs)?
How much sovereign AI compute capacity will we need for our security and growth, and in what formats?
Which infrastructure gaps (compute, data, connectivity) are holding back AI innovation in Canada, and what is stopping Canadian firms from building sovereign infrastructure to address them?
Other
ISED wants Canada to have a national strategy for artificial intelligence.

Building safe AI systems and strengthening public trust in AI

Has Narrower
What frameworks, standards, regulations and norms are needed to ensure AI products in Canada are trustworthy and responsibly deployed?
How can Canada build public trust in AI technologies while addressing the risks they present?
How can Canada proactively engage citizens and businesses to promote responsible AI use and trust in its governance?
Other
ISED wants Canada to have a national strategy for artificial intelligence.

C

Commercialization of AI

Has Narrower
How can Canada better connect AI research with commercialization to meet strategic business needs?
What changes to the Canadian business enabling environment are needed to unlock AI commercialization?
What needs to be put in place so Canada can grow globally competitive AI companies while retaining ownership, IP and economic sovereignty?
Other
ISED wants Canada to have a national strategy for artificial intelligence.

D

Data centres do not produce a lot of jobs.

Other
Stick a bunch of data centres in the arctic.

F

Find out what the significant centres and players of AI in Canada currently even are.

Other
Where is Canada even doing AI research of any global significance?

Focus on training jobs and inference jobs where low ping times are less important.

Other
What about the increased latency by having to send packets several thousand kilometres north?

H

How can Canada better connect AI research with commercialization to meet strategic business needs?

Has Broader
Commercialization of AI

How can Canada strengthen cybersecurity and safeguard critical infrastructure, data and models in the age of AI?

Has Broader
Security of the Canadian [AI] infrastructure and capacity

How can we best support AI companies to remain rooted in Canada while growing strength in global markets?

Has Broader
Scaling Canadian [AI] champions and attracting investments

How can we enhance AI literacy in Canada, including awareness of AI’s limitations and biases?

Has Broader
[AI] Education and [AI] skills

How can we ensure equitable access to AI infrastructure across regions, sectors and users (researchers, start-ups, SMEs)?

Has Broader
Building enabling infrastructure [for AI]

How much sovereign AI compute capacity will we need for our security and growth, and in what formats?

Has Broader
Building enabling infrastructure [for AI]

How can Canada build public trust in AI technologies while addressing the risks they present?

Has Broader
Building safe AI systems and strengthening public trust in AI
Has Narrower
What are the most important things to do to build confidence?

How can Canada proactively engage citizens and businesses to promote responsible AI use and trust in its governance?

Has Broader
Building safe AI systems and strengthening public trust in AI
Has Narrower
Who is best placed to lead which efforts that fuel trust?

How can Canada strengthen coordination across academia, industry, government and defence to accelerate impactful AI research?

Has Broader
[AI] Research and [AI] talent

How can we ensure those sectors with the greatest opportunity can take advantage [of AI]?

Has Broader
Where is the greatest potential for impactful AI adoption in Canada?

How does Canada get to more and stronger AI industrial champions?

Has Broader
Scaling Canadian [AI] champions and attracting investments
Has Narrower
What supports would make our champions own the podium?

How does Canada retain and grow its AI research edge?

Has Broader
[AI] Research and [AI] talent
Has Narrower
What are the promising areas that Canada should lean in on, where it can lead the world?
Other
Where is Canada even doing AI research of any global significance?

How will we know if Canada is meaningfully engaging with and adopting AI?

Has Broader
Accelerating AI adoption by industry and government
Has Narrower
What are the best measures of success [for adopting AI]?

I

ISED wants Canada to have a national strategy for artificial intelligence.

Other
Accelerating AI adoption by industry and government
Building enabling infrastructure [for AI]
Building safe AI systems and strengthening public trust in AI
Commercialization of AI
Scaling Canadian [AI] champions and attracting investments
Security of the Canadian [AI] infrastructure and capacity
[AI] Education and [AI] skills
[AI] Research and [AI] talent
See Also

S

Scaling Canadian [AI] champions and attracting investments

Has Narrower
How can we best support AI companies to remain rooted in Canada while growing strength in global markets?
What changes to Canada’s landscape of business incentives would accelerate sustainable scaling of AI ventures?
How does Canada get to more and stronger AI industrial champions?
What lessons can we learn from countries that are successful at investment attraction in AI and tech, both from domestic sources and from foreign capital?
Other
ISED wants Canada to have a national strategy for artificial intelligence.

Security of the Canadian [AI] infrastructure and capacity

Has Narrower
How can Canada strengthen cybersecurity and safeguard critical infrastructure, data and models in the age of AI?
What are the emerging security risks associated with AI, and how can Canada proactively mitigate future threats?
Where can AI better position Canada’s protection and defence?
Other
ISED wants Canada to have a national strategy for artificial intelligence.

Stick a bunch of data centres in the arctic.

Other
Arctic settlements need heat; data centres produce it.
Data centres do not produce a lot of jobs.
What about the increased latency by having to send packets several thousand kilometres north?
What are the promising areas that Canada should lean in on, where it can lead the world?

W

What are the emerging security risks associated with AI, and how can Canada proactively mitigate future threats?

Has Broader
Security of the Canadian [AI] infrastructure and capacity

What are the key barriers to AI adoption, and how can government and industry work together to accelerate responsible uptake?

Has Broader
Accelerating AI adoption by industry and government

What can Canada do to ensure equitable access to AI literacy across regions, demographics and socioeconomic groups?

Has Broader
[AI] Education and [AI] skills

What changes to Canada’s landscape of business incentives would accelerate sustainable scaling of AI ventures?

Has Broader
Scaling Canadian [AI] champions and attracting investments

What changes to the Canadian business enabling environment are needed to unlock AI commercialization?

Has Broader
Commercialization of AI

What frameworks, standards, regulations and norms are needed to ensure AI products in Canada are trustworthy and responsibly deployed?

Has Broader
Building safe AI systems and strengthening public trust in AI

What needs to be put in place so Canada can grow globally competitive AI companies while retaining ownership, IP and economic sovereignty?

Has Broader
Commercialization of AI

What skills are required for a modern, digital economy, and how can Canada best support their development and deployment in the workforce?

Has Broader
[AI] Education and [AI] skills

Which infrastructure gaps (compute, data, connectivity) are holding back AI innovation in Canada, and what is stopping Canadian firms from building sovereign infrastructure to address them?

Has Broader
Building enabling infrastructure [for AI]

What about the increased latency by having to send packets several thousand kilometres north?

Other
Focus on training jobs and inference jobs where low ping times are less important.
Stick a bunch of data centres in the arctic.

What are the best measures of success [for adopting AI]?

Has Broader
How will we know if Canada is meaningfully engaging with and adopting AI?

What are the most important things to do to build confidence?

Has Broader
How can Canada build public trust in AI technologies while addressing the risks they present?

What are the promising areas that Canada should lean in on, where it can lead the world?

Has Broader
How does Canada retain and grow its AI research edge?
Other
Stick a bunch of data centres in the arctic.

What conditions are needed to ensure Canadian AI research remains globally competitive and ethically grounded?

Has Broader
[AI] Research and [AI] talent

What efforts are needed to attract, develop and retain top AI talent across research, industry and the public sector?

Has Broader
[AI] Research and [AI] talent

What lessons can we learn from countries that are successful at investment attraction in AI and tech, both from domestic sources and from foreign capital?

Has Broader
Scaling Canadian [AI] champions and attracting investments

What supports would make our champions own the podium?

Has Broader
How does Canada get to more and stronger AI industrial champions?

Where can AI better position Canada’s protection and defence?

Has Broader
Security of the Canadian [AI] infrastructure and capacity

Where is Canada even doing AI research of any global significance?

Other
Find out what the significant centres and players of AI in Canada currently even are.
How does Canada retain and grow its AI research edge?

Where is the greatest potential for impactful AI adoption in Canada?

Has Broader
Accelerating AI adoption by industry and government
Has Narrower
How can we ensure those sectors with the greatest opportunity can take advantage [of AI]?

Who is best placed to lead which efforts that fuel trust?

Has Broader
How can Canada proactively engage citizens and businesses to promote responsible AI use and trust in its governance?