Mark Lowey

Canadian businesses lagging in adopting and using generative artificial intelligence

Mark Lowey
May 29, 2024

Canadian businesses are slow in adopting and using generative artificial intelligence technology even though it could increase productivity, says report by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.

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Organizations: Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (AMII), Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Deloitte, Innovation, Science and Industry, Ipsos, Prairies Economic Development Can, Statistics Canada, Tata Consultancy Services, Tata Consultancy Services Thought Leadership Institute, Technation, the Dais at Toronto Metropolitan University, and Toronto Metropolitan University
People: Angela Mondou, Anita Anand, Ashok Krish, Cam Linke, and Patrick Gill
Topics: “Prompting Productivity: Generative AI Adoption by Canadian Businesses" (report), AI for Business Study by Tata Consulting Services, AI's impact on Canada's low productivity, barriers to Canadian businesses adopting AI, business adoption targets for AI, business investment share of Canada's GDP, Canadian business adoption and use of AI, Canadian business investment per worker, Canadian businesses and organizations using AI the most and the least, employment changes in businesses using AI, generative AI, government actions to support AI adoption, helping SMEs use and expand the use of AI, inaugural TECHNATION A14 Summit, percentage of AI adoption by businesses in various provinces, percentage of Canadian firms that have deployed AI, rate of AI adoption by Canadian businesses, and urban-rural disparity in using AI

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