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AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton backs Canada amid US tariff and immigration tensions

Geoffrey Hinton said he favors Canada amid a tariff dispute with the United States and criticized US immigration restrictions after an engineer lost an H-1B visa. The report reflects wider tensions over trade and skilled migration.

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Trade and immigration disputes can affect cross-border investment, technology talent and North American competitiveness.

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  1. Father of AI Geoffrey Hinton bets on Canada in tariff war with US; says, unlike America, Canada welcomes immigration; lead engineer lost H1-B visa ↗timesofindia.indiatimes.com · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 2:31 AM UTC

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