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AI 'fearmongering' could harm Canada’s rare opportunity, says top CEO

CBC Business · September 15, 2026 at 4:15 p.m.

AI 'fearmongering' could harm Canada’s rare opportunity, says top CEO

The CEO of one of Canada's leading artificial intelligence firms is urging the public not to buy into "fearmongering" — citing the recent uproar over an Anthropic researcher giving more than a 10 per cent chance that AI will end humanity within a decade.

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