2026 update: Canada adopted the old motto "AI For All" or "AI∀" of our AI company NNAISENSE, founded in 2014 😀 See Prime Minister @MarkJCarney's post:

@SchmidhuberAI What happened to NNAISENSE? It was such an exciting company at the time!

@SchmidhuberAI the contrast between ur 2014 approach and govt announcements calling it their strategy is funny

yours was a vision, theirs is a press release

Canada’s AI strategy makes domestic compute the market signal.

Values and accountability matter, but sovereignty only becomes durable when Canadian firms can train, fine-tune, and deploy without queuing behind U.S. hyperscaler priorities. The mechanism is simple: public procurement + subsidized GPU access + long-term power contracts.

That shifts the downstream value chain toward grid capacity, data-center permitting, secure cloud, and agencies willing to buy working systems instead of pilots.

The market check is not the number of principles published. It is contracted MW, usable GPU-hours, public-sector deployments, and Canadian AI revenue that survives after subsidies fade.

@SchmidhuberAI yeah we all know canadian values = paying 15% more for everything with a smile

@SchmidhuberAI A bit late to the hype cycle, but okay.

@SchmidhuberAI 2014 was early. who borrowed the motto

@SchmidhuberAI 2014 is wild. the amount of things that changed between then and now.

@SchmidhuberAI interesting seeing that 2014 vision side by side with a government press release. the logo aged better than the slogan

@SchmidhuberAI Twelve years between 'AI For All' as a startup motto and a government announcing it as a national strategy. That's roughly how long it takes for your vision to become a soundbite.

@SchmidhuberAI Fair point. The tagline isn't new. The real question is who controls the models, the compute, and the data.

@SchmidhuberAI When your national AI strategy's big idea is a 2014 corporate motto, the budget probably went to the press release.