Israel pitches tech partnership and safer AI to Canada despite diplomatic tensions
Open this photo in gallery:Ambassador of Israel to Canada Iddo Moed at the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries annual defence industry trade show in May. He said Israeli tech firms could also help Canadian municipalities use data to better manage road traffic flows.Moed said Israeli companies also want to collaborate with Canada on Israel’s hospital-at-home concept, which involves monitoring patients with acute or chronic needs through wearable devices and video calls. “We offer here in Canada all kinds of ideas and even a joint collaboration, to find new ways to address this,” he told The Canadian Press.“It’s not, of course, just Jews.
- ▪Open this photo in gallery:Ambassador of Israel to Canada Iddo Moed at the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries annual defence industry trade show in May.
- ▪He said Israeli tech firms could also help Canadian municipalities use data to better manage road traffic flows.Moed said Israeli companies also want to collaborate with Canada on Israel’s hospital-at-home concept, which involves monitoring
- ▪“We offer here in Canada all kinds of ideas and even a joint collaboration, to find new ways to address this,” he told The Canadian Press.“It’s not, of course, just Jews.
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Open this photo in gallery:Ambassador of Israel to Canada Iddo Moed at the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries annual defence industry trade show in May. Moed says his country’s relationship with Canada is at its lowest point in nearly 80 years of relations.Justin Tang/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountIsrael is pitching itself to Canada as a technology partner that can offer tangible solutions and safer artificial intelligence, despite the heavy strains on the bilateral relationship over wars in the Middle East.“Canada and Israel are both countries that are very much looking to export technologies, to open new markets and to solve problems that also exist elsewhere,” Israeli Ambassador Iddo Moed told The…
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