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Britain and Canada agree to work together on AI and online safety

Britain and Canada agree to work together on AI and online safety

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Canadian leader Mark Carney met in northern England on Wednesday to discuss the technology. They stressed the need for tech firms and governments to tackle shared concerns, alongside plans to deepen their military ties. Seeking broader defence relationships, Canada has asked to join the Joint Expeditionary Force, a military coalition led by Britain.

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