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The artificial intelligence (AI) landscape is staring down the barrel of potential regulation as governments worldwide grapple with the question of whether to
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OTTAWA — It didn’t take long for Canada’s transport minister to exploit the promotional possibilities of Amazon testing its drone delivery service in the country — testing that the company confirmed on Monday.
“In terms of Amazon and companies like that, Canada Post, whoever wants to utilize this technology in their day-to-day businesses, I’d encourage them to talk to Transport Canada,” said the minister, Lisa Raitt, referring to the government department she leads. “We have a wealth of experience and we certainly want to keep up with the times.”
Ms. Raitt’s enthusiasm for miniature, unmanned aircraft stands in stark contrast to the Federal Aviation Administration’s approach. The American agency has granted only 69 authorizations for commercial drone use compared with 1,600 permits issued by Transport Canada last year alone. It took a protracted effort byAmazon for it to finally get restricted permission for outdoor drone tests in the United States this month. But about 110 companies in Canada now provide commercial drone services, which are regularly used by the movie and television industry, oil and gas companies, forestry companies and farmers.