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Global humanitarian aid needs to be restructured as countries cut donations, report says (opens the original)
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The global humanitarian aid system needs an urgent rethink in the face of a dramatic drop in support from major donor countries, an Ottawa-based international refugee organization says, as it launches an 18-month initiative to look for workable reforms. Huge cuts in funding for humanitarian aid, particularly by the United States, mean that the decades-old system for helping refugees and displaced people must be restructured and tailored to make money go further, the World Refugee and Migration C
International Trade Minister among MPs who used AI to help write speeches in Commons chamber (opens the original)
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The International Trade Minister is among Canadian MPs who have used AI to help write their speeches in the Commons, according to an analysis by the Economist magazine. Manindur Sidhu was among the 20 MPs who used AI-generated text the most in parliamentary debates over the past year. One such speech he made, written with the help of AI, was about a Canada-Indonesia economic partnership agreement. The analysis by the Economist magazine using Pangram, a tool for detecting text written by artifici
One-fifth of MPs’ speeches in the House of Commons are written with AI help, analysis finds (opens the original)
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One-fifth of the words spoken in the House of Commons by MPs in the past year were written with the help of AI, an analysis by the Economist magazine has found. The study using Pangram, a tool for detecting text written by artificial intelligence, found that Canadian MPs were the second-highest users of AI to write speeches in parliamentary debates, after Australia. Twenty per cent of verbal contributions by Canadian MPs were written with the help of AI compared with 21 per cent for Australian M
Tackling antisemitism and hate should be a priority, Jewish leaders and MPs say (opens the original)
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Days after a shooting attack on a synagogue in Belleville, Ont., the government faced calls, including from Jewish leaders, to boost federal funding for community security, noting that some small synagogues can’t afford it. A federal rule requiring synagogues contribute almost a third of the cost of security improvements, such as reinforcing doors and windows, means that some small communities can’t access the government funding, said Noah Shack, CEO of the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs,
Tech, VPN companies call on Ottawa to make more changes to lawful-access bill (opens the original)
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Tech companies delivering digital services to Canadians, including cybersecurity, have written to federal ministers urging further changes to Ottawa’s lawful-access bill, saying it still creates “serious business risks” in its current form. Known as Bill C-22, the lawful-access bill would require telecoms, internet companies and other digital service providers to make changes to their systems to give surveillance and monitoring capabilities to police services and the Canadian Security Intelligen
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