A New Criminal Offence Will Not Make AI Chatbots Safer
After Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia wants artificial intelligence (AI) companies held criminally liable. Bill C-34 offers a surer path to accountability.
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Canada’s Low Productivity Is Making Young People Less Optimistic about the Economy
Today’s shifting economic and geopolitical context makes addressing our ailing productivity even more urgent.
The United Nations Has Sounded the Alarm on Mind-Reading Tech
The absolute right to freedom of thought must be defined before it’s too late.
Hitting The Right Note: What AI Can Learn from Music Royalties
Collective licensing could turn scraped content into a paid, legal supply of training data.
Alberta’s Real Test Comes After the Polls Close
Trust in the result hinges less on foreign interference than on what Elections Alberta makes public.