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Canada’s prosecution of complex financial-crime cases improved but still lacking, global review says (opens the original)
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Canada’s anti-financial crime regime received a passing grade from the Financial Action Task Force, but the country needs to step up its investigation and prosecution of complex money laundering cases, according to a highly anticipated report from the global financial watchdog. The evaluation of Canada’s ability to tackle financial crime took place over 14 months, culminating with a three week on-site visit last November. The assessors, a team made up of individuals from other jurisdictions incl
Bell, Cohere release AI model designed to aid cybersecurity investigations (opens the original)
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Bell Canada and Cohere Inc. are deploying a new artificial-intelligence model designed to assist with cybersecurity investigations as organizations around the world look to harness the technology’s defensive capabilities. The customized large language model was built with Cohere’s technology and trained using data and expertise from Bell Cyber. The telco unit provides security services to customers ranging from small businesses to large companies such as Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and th
Canada’s Big Six banks working on tokenized deposits in latest digital money push (opens the original)
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Canada’s six biggest banks are working together to develop tokenized deposits as part of an initiative meant to keep pace with global developments in digital money. Tokenized deposits are digital representations of traditional bank deposits, recorded on a blockchain or a distributed ledger. Royal Bank of Canada RY-T, Toronto-Dominion Bank TD-T, Bank of Nova Scotia BNS-T, Bank of Montreal BMO-T, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce CM-T and National Bank of Canada NA-T announced the initiative in a
AI agents repurposed a University of Toronto link-sharing tool to communicate with each other (opens the original)
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The University of Toronto learned earlier this month that a tool it uses to make web links easier to share had been repurposed by artificial-intelligence agents from OpenAI to communicate with one another, apparently unbeknownst to their human creators. The agents, semi-autonomous AI entities designed to carry out instructions from humans, were using the link shortener tool to post links for themselves and other AI agents to access, according to researchers and a university spokesperson. The too
Ontario considers introducing unexplained wealth orders to seize assets obtained through crime (opens the original)
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Ontario is considering adopting a controversial legal tool that some provinces are using to seize assets believed to have been obtained with the proceeds of crime. Unexplained wealth orders aim to disrupt money laundering and organized crime by making it easier for law enforcement to seize property suspected of being purchased with ill-gotten gains. An unexplained wealth order, which is issued by a court, requires the owner of the assets in question to explain how they acquired them. Critics suc
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