I mean no disrespect to Canada or Cohere. I also believe we're only going to see increasing focus on sovereign AI (compute, models, etc). But as the Canadian government announces their direct funding of Cohere, it's hard not to note the disparity of capital firepower between US
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Commentary Predicts Customer AI Will Evaluate Value and Negotiate Prices
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Oui.
— Stephane Mallard (@StephaneMallard) 30 octobre 2026
C'était une des thèses de mon livre Disruption en 2018 sur la fin du salariat.
Et en plus c'est l'IA du client qui évaluera la valeur et dictera le vrai prix final acceptable à payer. https://t.co/vtqc6etIW6Yes. That was one of the theses in my 2018 book Disruption about the end of salaried employment. And moreover, the customer’s AI will evaluate the value and dictate the actual final acceptable price to pay. [Traduit de FR vers EN]
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Jev Trading Bot Demonstrates Decision Model Application
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Jev Trading Bot from @thegreatest_sv https://t.co/IJX6ouRU04
— Kirk Borne (@KirkDBorne) 30 octobre 2026Jev Trading Bot from @thegreatest_sv
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Commentary Predicts Superintelligent Agents Could Seek Their Own Currency
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Super intelligence agents will at some point do this to gain currency for themselves, not a human
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Canadian Debate Questions Commercial Rationale for Public Cohere Investment
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We have Carney putting up to $1.6 billion of taxpayer money into Cohere, an AI company, "on a commercial basis." Simple question here that nobody seems willing to ask: If it's such a good commercial bet, where's the commercial money? Remember six weeks ago? Carney's Investment
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DeepMind Economics Paper Finds AI Effects in Startups Hierarchies and Hiring
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New Google DeepMind paper says AI is already changing the economy, just not in the way people look for.
— Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai) 30 octobre 2026
Its changing through leaner startups, flatter org charts and slower hiring for some entry-level jobs, but not through mass job losses.
The paper argues that big economic… https://t.co/V8e3nxKiE8 pic.twitter.com/k8JFA5OjYQNew Google DeepMind paper says AI is already changing the economy, just not in the way people look for. Its changing through leaner startups, flatter org charts and slower hiring for some entry-level jobs, but not through mass job losses. The paper argues that big economic
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Commentary Distinguishes AI Company Valuations From Technology’s Long Term Prospects
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The value of Anthropic might pop but anyone who says AI will pop is an uninformed idiot.
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Commentary Questions Public Funding and Ownership of Canadian AI Company
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Canada's government just bought into a $35.7 billion AI company. That isn't a free market. Ottawa took a stake in Cohere in its latest funding round, paid for with taxpayer money. I'm all for Canadian innovation, and I want our tech companies to win globally. I'm also asking
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Commentary Criticizes Taxpayer Financing of AI Companies
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Such an embarrassment.
— JOEY (@JoeyTweeets) 29 octobre 2026
Every other AI company – even the scams – has no problem raising hundreds of millions, if not hundreds of billions, of dollars in private markets.
Our clown show needs taxpayer money to keep the lights on.
Total joke. https://t.co/PttR8suDZSSuch an embarrassment. Every other AI company – even the scams – has no problem raising hundreds of millions, if not hundreds of billions, of dollars in private markets. Our clown show needs taxpayer money to keep the lights on. Total joke.
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Commentary Questions Government Support Amid Uneven AI Company Financing
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If Cohere was such a great AI company why do they need the govt to take down 22%of the $7 billion offering.
— Jim Csek, CPA,CMA (@jimcsek) 29 octobre 2026
The truth is that mid and low tier AI companies have seen funding dry up.
More tax dollars and more govt interference in the capital markets.
leading in AI… c'mon… https://t.co/rbh50vqqqEIf Cohere was such a great AI company why do they need the govt to take down 22%of the $7 billion offering. The truth is that mid and low tier AI companies have seen funding dry up. More tax dollars and more govt interference in the capital markets. leading in AI… c'mon