Canadian AI Spotlight AI funding in Canada comes as a loan, so price the payback first Ottawa's new AI money lends to businesses interest-free October 26, 20265 minute read
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AI funding in Canada comes as a loan, so price the payback first Ottawa's new AI money lends to businesses interest-free byDavid OkaforOctober 26, 2026
The DeepSeek ban turns model provenance into a supplier question The DeepSeek ban covers products built using DeepSeek byMarcus LaporteOctober 26, 2026
PHP2Shell is a test of who can switch your website off PHP2Shell asks who can take your website offline byHarper SinghOctober 26, 2026
Choose an AI consultant by the last project they shipped Anthropic wants a named project before it trains an engineer byHarper SinghOctober 14, 2026
AI Policy in CanadaSeptember 11, 2026 The privacy commissioner just wrote your AI vendor checklist The Office of the Privacy Commissioner's draft guidance on third-party providers byMarcus Laporte
AI Policy in CanadaSeptember 7, 2026 The Justice Department backed OpenAI on training data, but your copyright risk sits on the output side A federal brief says AI training is fair use byMarcus Laporte
AI in BusinessAugust 18, 2026 Big Tech’s $3 trillion AI tab is off the balance sheet, so lock your price before it comes due Nine tech firms carry about $3 trillion in AI commitments that don't show as byDavid Okafor
AI Policy in CanadaJuly 31, 2026 Washington’s AI review is voluntary, but your vendor contract should still plan for it A voluntary US model review binds agencies, not vendors byMarcus Laporte
AI Policy in CanadaMay 19, 2026 The Musk v OpenAI verdict turned on a calendar, and your vendor contract has one too A jury threw out Musk's case because he sued too late byMarcus Laporte
AI Policy in CanadaMarch 3, 2026 The Supreme Court walked away from AI copyright, so the paper trail is now your job The Supreme Court left the human-only rule standing byMarcus Laporte
