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Canada, Peptide Discovery, Open Science, Drug Research, Machine Learning and Experimental Validation
OpenPep got $2.3 million for peptide discovery. The validation pipeline should be public
A University of Toronto team plans to pair large-scale peptide experiments with machine learning and release an open research resource. The promising part is not a model guessing molecules. It is a loop where every prediction must return to the lab and the resulting evidence stays inspectable.
International Research, Canada, France, Open Source, Multilingual AI, Student Mobility and Public Accountability
Canada and France signed four years of AI cooperation. The project ledger starts empty
Mila and Inria have a serious menu: joint research, student supervision, mobility, open source, multilingual AI and startups. The next useful document is not another menu. It is a dated list of what gets built, funded and released.
National AI Strategy, Public Accountability, Sovereign Infrastructure, Adoption and Governance
Canada built an AI council, but advice is not accountability
Canada's new National Council on Artificial Intelligence puts researchers, executives, investors and public servants around one table. It can connect policy to practice. It cannot make a decision, enforce a rule or prove the government's ambitious targets are working.
Sovereign AI, Corporate Control and Public Procurement
Cohere and Aleph Alpha signed the sovereign AI deal they announced in April
The Canadian and German companies now have a definitive agreement, two planned headquarters, one surviving brand, and a sovereignty claim that still needs a control map.
AI Literacy, Education and Public Skills
Canada's national AI class starts with three hours and a million students
A C$13 million program promises free AI lessons for students, teachers, workers, and communities. The reach target is huge. The first student course is three hours.