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As more and more organizations develop and implement Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Machine Learning (ML) applications, questions about the reliability of the results are increasing. CIOs and senior management need a way to assess their design and performance.

U.S. submits formal comments opposing Canada’s digital services tax proposal

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Canada’s ICT sector falling behind: government report

Canada's government is concerned that the ICT Sector is falling behind other nations, a report reveals.

Young Canadians lead the way in attending online course

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OECD: Digital economy on a growth track

Canada performed relatively well in its employment of ICT specialists but lags in some other areas, suggesting where public sector priorities should be placed

OECD urges governments to protect open Internet

Agency wants its member countries to protect the global free flow of information. Read why a Canadian telecom analyst isn't impressed

OECD Internet policy angers civil liberty groups

The OECD represents 34 governments including European Union member states, the U.S., Canada, Australia, Mexico and Korea. Wednesday's communication focuses on copyright infringement and the measures ISPs could take to deter this

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