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Four children gathered around a laptop with an adult standing behind it.

Before schools embrace AI, Canada must protect children’s learning

Mark Zuckerberg seen on a laptop screen giving a presentation with the Meta logo to his left.

Canada can’t regulate Big Tech by trusting Big Tech

An illustration of two telephones communicating, one featuring an older man and the other a robot.

Artificial intelligence regulation must not leave older adults behind

A man holds apples while a woman works the register screen with a pile of produce on the conveyor belt.

Canada can stop surveillance pricing before it reaches the checkout

AI and machine-learning icons and symbols.

Ottawa’s AI strategy is built to inspire trust, not protect Canadians

In illustration featuring a large eye of computerized surveillance in the form similar to webcam watches a the tiny figure of a worker.

Workplace AI is writing the rules. Workers need to see them

A student using AI app on mobile phone during university lecture in amphitheater.

Universities need new ways to assess learning in the age of AI

Champagne raises a hand to the robot, which is made of metal but has a human form, while Desmarais looks on.

Canada doesn’t need AI independence. It needs exit plans for critical sectors

Illustration showing the outline of two heads back-to-back. The outline is meant to be a white power cord. It traces the shape of each face and ends with a stylized lightbulb in the middle of each head. The lightbulbs are made up of a cluster of tiny gears. The background for the illustration is turquoise.

Canada’s got AI talent. Let’s keep it here

Towards regulating AI : A natural, labour and capital resources perspective

A blue and black illustration depicting a ChatGPT logo at the centre of a circuit board.

AI bias must move to accountability to address inequity

How to legislate on artificial intelligence in Canada?

Who has jurisdiction over artificial intelligence: Ottawa or the provinces?

The ethics of artificial intelligence await the law

The risk of waiting to regulate AI is greater than the risk of acting too quickly

Artificial intelligence + basic income = Canadian innovation

In a darkened room, a man’s hands type on a laptop. Overlayed is a translucent illustration of data in three thin rows, one blue, one magenta, one yellow, all leading into a square block of combined data that hovers over the hands and laptop.

Canada is failing to regulate AI amid fear and hype

Dozens of the tiny one-dose jars are stuffed into two glass jars. 

Before the next health crisis, we need to grow trust and fight misinformation

How to control AI before it wreaks havoc

A broader approach to AI would cut bias in immigration decisions while adding speed

An abstract illustration of a brain, waves and digits drawn in shades of blue.

Canada’s next industrial AI strategy needs to address adoption

Bridging the national security trust gap with racialized people

AI, Bell Canada and the CRTC

AI accountability can’t be left to the CRTC

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