Evening Roundup. LeBlanc's assessment. Russia recruiters.
Reader note: As I expected, Forillon National Park, where I've just spent the last three nights, provided some incredible trails, beaches, wildlife spottings and beauty -- but it could not provide a decent Internet connection. As I write this, I'm in a cottage near Cocagne, NB which, in addition to providing a beatuiful seaside view also has a decent Internet connection so I thought I thought I'd toss out an evening edition of The Roundup as I catch up on my digital life and prepare tomorrow's edition. Hope you're having a great long weekend! - DA
Dominic LeBlanc says U.S.-Canada tariff talks are 'constructive' but unresolved, urging a deal to cut costs and protect integrated industries like autos and steel. [Global]
The Russian government, facing mounting losses in Ukraine, appears to be intensifying its coercive recruitment tactics, targeting prisoners, conscripts, and ethnic minorities from remote regions and Central Asian migrant communities to bolster its depleted forces. [Radio Free Europe]
What is AI bias? Dr Matthias Holweg, who pioneered the Artificial Intelligence programmes at Oxford’s Saïd Business School, told me that “bias is a feature, not a bug” in these tools. In other words, any model will mirror the prejudices present in the data on which it is trained. [ Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism]
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