Canada Courts Global AI Talent as U.S. Policy Shifts

For years the United States was the top destination for the worldβs best scientists. Now that trend is changing as immigration rules and political uncertainty make the country less attractive to some experts.
Canada is taking advantage of this shift by making it easier for tech workers to move there. The government is offering fast visas and new funding to attract researchers from across the globe.
While the U.S. remains a leader in technology and private investment, the competition for talent is heating up. Canada hopes these new programs will help them build a stronger position in the global AI race.
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