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Canada’s Top Engineering Firms Fend Off Concerns Over AI

Canada’s largest publicly traded engineering firms are seeking to downplay concerns that artificial intelligence might disrupt their business models, arguing AI will boost demand for their services.

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Canada’s Top Engineering Firms Fend Off Concerns Over AI
Canada’s largest publicly traded engineering firms are seeking to downplay concerns that artificial intelligence might disrupt their business models, arguing AI will boost demand for their services.
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