N.S. premier’s office scolds professor over comments on AI data centre

The office of Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has formally complained to a professor in Toronto after the academic made public remarks about a proposed artificial‑intelligence data centre in the province. The Premier’s office said the professor’s comments were inappropriate and that they had caused concern among provincial officials. The professor, who is based at a university in Toronto, had previously expressed criticism of the data centre project, which is being developed in Nova Scotia. No further details about the nature of the comments or the specific content of the complaint have been released.

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