Lawrence Jun Zhang

2 weeks ago | itif.org | Lawrence Jun Zhang |Daniel Castro

Canada faces a pivotal choice on artificial intelligence (AI): It can build on its world-class research and top-tier talent to stay at the forefront of the global AI economy, or it can risk squandering its early lead by prioritizing regulation over deployment. To preserve the early advantages earned through visionary research, homegrown expertise, and strategic investments, Canada must focus not just on developing AI but on putting it to use.

2 months ago | itif.org | Lawrence Jun Zhang

While Trump’s tariffs pose an unprecedented threat to Canada’s economy, they should serve as a wake-up call. Canadian policymakers must seize this moment to enact bold reforms that drive innovation, boost productivity, and strengthen global competitiveness.

Jan 14, 2025 | itif.org | Lawrence Jun Zhang

Last June, as part of the implementation of the federal government’s Online Streaming Act, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced its decision to require foreign online streaming services to contribute 5 percent of their Canadian revenues toward various media funds to support broadcasting areas such as local news, French-language content, and Indigenous content.

Nov 8, 2024 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Xing Wei |Lawrence Jun Zhang

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Oct 2, 2024 | itif.org | Lawrence Jun Zhang

The cost of living has increased significantly in Canada and most of the Western world in the last few years, but Canadians pointing their fingers at “profit-hungry price gouging” should look elsewhere. While it makes for a comforting narrative, claims that big companies have recently been profiteering during times of rising inflation and that we need to inject greater competition in these sectors to fix the issue are more based on feeling than fact.