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G7 Agree to Boost AI Adoption in Public Services at Kananaskis Summit

Canada’s presidency will host rapid solution labs to break down AI adoption barriers in public services, charting a path for efficient deployment in developing countries.

Prime Minister Mark Carney makes his way to a welcome ceremony at the G7 Summit in Kananaskis, Alta., on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
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Overview

  • In a June 17 joint statement, G7 leaders committed to expanding artificial intelligence across government operations to improve service quality and efficiency.
  • Under Canada’s G7 presidency, a series of rapid solution labs will diagnose and address obstacles hindering AI integration in the public sector.
  • Member countries will create a detailed road map and an open-source catalogue of shareable AI solutions to guide successful projects.
  • The G7 pledged targeted support for small and medium-sized businesses adopting AI and plans to tackle the technology’s heavy energy demands.
  • Leaders acknowledged challenges faced by emerging markets and vowed to increase AI access in developing economies while promoting investment in quantum technologies.