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AI breakthroughs can make Canada far less vulnerable to trade shocks

The Hill Times ·

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Danielle Goldfarb argues that Canadian exporters’ use of AI and digital tools could help shift trade toward higher-value goods and services and spread it across more markets, reducing vulnerability to trade shocks. The item cites United States import bans and 50-per-cent tariffs as recent pressures on Canadian trade, but gives no specific AI projects or trade results.