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AI Is Reshaping the Internet: Will the “Digital Mall” Kill Canadian Businesses?
AI Is Reshaping the Internet: Will the “Digital Mall” Kill Canadian Businesses?

AI Is Reshaping the Internet: Will the “Digital Mall” Kill Canadian Businesses?

Big Tech has been stripping digital content from websites for decades. The Digital Services Tax was finally supposed to make them pay—until Donald Trump killed it. Now tensions are about to get even worse. AI platforms like ChatGPT and Gemini are turning into digital malls. And we know what happens to the stores on Main Street when everyone shops at...

Musk Thinks AI Will Save Twitter —  But Can It Bring Back What Made It Human?
Musk Thinks AI Will Save Twitter — But Can It Bring Back What Made It Human?

Musk Thinks AI Will Save Twitter — But Can It Bring Back What Made It Human?

If you’ve been on political social media for long, you’ll remember how it used to feel—like a small town: friendly, argumentative, sometimes petty but mostly human. Now it’s more like Dodge City: disinformation, echo chambers, bots, and bile. Longtime users are starting to despair. Is our town dying? Elon Musk thinks AI can clean it up, starting with Twitter. But...

What Evan Solomon is Getting Right – and Possibly Wrong – About a Sovereign AI Future

What Evan Solomon is Getting Right – and Possibly Wrong – About a Sovereign AI Future

AI Minister Evan Solomon says Canadians need a sovereign cloud to keep us “free from coercion… [one] that someone else can’t turn off.” In other words, it should reduce our reliance on the US so future leaders like Trump can’t use our dependence as leverage. In fact, Solomon’s hybrid model could make us even more dependent, effectively rebuilding the branch-plant...

What Evan Solomon is Getting Right – and Possibly Wrong – About a Sovereign AI Future
Your Next Digital Interface May Be The Voice in Your Head—But Is that Really Where You Want Your AI?

Your Next Digital Interface May Be The Voice in Your Head—But Is that Really Where You Want Your AI?

When smartphones arrived in the mid-2000s, our gaze suddenly dropped into our hands, as the small screen pulled us inward. Now at bus stops, in waiting rooms, even on busy streets, we stare at our phones. The technology changed us — and it may be about to do so again. This time with a device that is controlled bythe silent...

Your Next Digital Interface May Be  The Voice in Your Head—But Is that Really Where You  Want Your AI?