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蒙特利尔周六要闻 · 萨拉贝里枪击、法院禁AI取代法官与交通投资研究

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 萨拉贝里-德-瓦莱菲尔德(Salaberry‑de‑Valleyfield)餐厅枪击致一人死亡。 警方称,萨拉贝里-德-瓦莱菲尔德一处餐厅发生枪击,造成一名男子死亡。
  2. 蒙特利尔圣-莱奥纳尔(Saint‑Léonard)区多名老年人被刺伤。 当局报告圣-莱奥纳尔区发生多起刺伤事件,多名老年人受伤。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 魁北克法院禁止生成式人工智能取代法官推理。 魁北克上诉法院、上诉法庭、省级法院和市级法院联合通过一份10页指南,指出生成式人工智能可以作为辅助工具,但不得取代法官的法律推理、证据评估或合议。法院指出,目前尚无经批准且安全的机构级生成式人工智能供法官使用,并在《拉普雷斯》3月的报道后,警示有关不透明算法和不存在判例的问题。
  2. 呼吁未来魁北克政府维护霍恩冶炼厂(Horne Smelter)的2029年排放目标。 倡导者与利益相关方要求在未来省级规划中保留霍恩冶炼厂的2029年排放目标。
  3. 魁人党(Parti Québécois)领袖称担忧渥太华干预魁北克选举。 魁人党领袖公开表示,他担心联邦政府正在干预魁北克的竞选活动。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 蒙特利尔交通投资可能超过以汽车为中心的GDP回报,蒙都(Metropolitan Community of Montreal)研究显示。 由蒙特利尔都市共同体(Metropolitan Community of Montreal,简称MMC)与蒙特利尔商会(Montreal’s Board of Trade)联合出具的研究指出,2024年蒙特利尔机动车数量超过200万辆,家庭年支出约240亿加元,并将汽车拥堵与2023年约60亿加元的经济损失(占地区GDP的2.1%)联系起来。MMC负责人玛丽-米歇尔·科希(Marie‑Michèle Cauchy)表示,该研究将公共交通视为经济增长的投资。
  2. 乐透Max(Lotto Max)开奖造就单次开奖最多新百万富翁。 彩票运营方称,最新一期乐透Max开奖产生了加拿大史上单次开奖中新百万富翁人数的纪录。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 被控儿童性犯罪的蒙特利尔律师再次被拒保释。 一名在蒙特利尔面临儿童性犯罪指控的律师,第二次被法院拒绝保释。
  2. 蒙特利尔将就法院阻止拆除范霍恩营地(Van Horne encampment)的裁决寻求上诉许可。 蒙特利尔市表示,将就一项阻止其拆除范霍恩营地的法院裁决寻求上诉许可。

📰 今日其他

  • 资深文化人物纳尔杜瓦(Nardwuar the Human Serviette)将加盟 The Bridge。
  • 柠檬水摊募捐十周年,为患病儿童筹款达十年里程碑。
  • 公共机构说明应对魁北克新世俗主义法的政策,涉及学校与蒙特利尔交通公司(STM)。
  • 洛约拉高中(Loyola High School)宣布因魁北克世俗主义法放弃补贴。

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