AI + Tech
Cyber-protection agency a victim of fraud

Cyber-protection agency a victim of fraud

Canada’s premier agency for cyber-security, which helps governments and businesses defend against bad actors, itself got scammed as part of a wide-ranging IT overbilling fraud worth several million dollars.

The Carney Test: Putting Sovereignty and Prosperity Back Together
Canada should harness its AI advantage, not squander it

Canada should harness its AI advantage, not squander it

In an era when AI will enhance everything from crop yields to cancer detection, the central priority should be to accelerate AI adoption to boost Canada's economic prosperity and quality of life for its citizens, not impose roadblocks to innovation with overly precautionary regulation.

Canada’s tech opportunity in a fractured global economy

Canada’s tech opportunity in a fractured global economy

As the United States continues its advance and retreat dance on tariffs, one cannot help but recall the adage about cutting off one’s nose to spite one’s face. Canadians along with people from around the world are scratching their heads in wonder: Why would the U.S. pursue a rapid unwinding of the international order, economic and otherwise, that has served...

NYT Columnists Warn: Superintelligent AI Just 2–3 Years Away. Can Election 45 Look Beyond Tariffs?

NYT Columnists Warn: Superintelligent AI Just 2–3 Years Away. Can Election 45 Look Beyond Tariffs?

When three leading New York Times columnists sound the same urgent warning at the same time, we should pay attention. Ezra Klein, Thomas Friedman, and Kevin Roose have just delivered a stark and urgent message: They believe Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)—highly advanced, human-like AI—is only two or three years away.

Watch Out Premier Ford:  Lutnick Speaks for Trump—Until He Doesn’t


Trump’s Trade War is Just Round 1: The Battle Ahead is about AI and Democracy
If You Think We’re in a “Trade War,” Think Again…
If You Think We’re in a “Trade War,” Think Again…

If You Think We’re in a “Trade War,” Think Again…

Canadians, we’re told, are in a “trade war” with Donald Trump. No, we’re not. This is about Canada’s sovereignty. He knows it. His administration knows it. But Canadians? We’re still talking like this is an economic dispute. That’s why our response—counter-tariffs, alliances, industry support—falls short. We need a plan to protect our sovereignty. And for that, first we need to...

OpenAI board unanimously rejects Elon Musk's $97.4 billion proposal

OpenAI board unanimously rejects Elon Musk's $97.4 billion proposal

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- OpenAI says its board of directors has unanimously rejected a $97.4 billion takeover bid by Elon Musk.

DeepSeek’s challenge and Canada’s urgent need to reignite its AI ambitions
Trump’s North American Vision: From Fortress America to AI Superpower?

Trump’s North American Vision: From Fortress America to AI Superpower?

Last week, Prime Minister Trudeau was overheard expressing serious concerns about Donald Trump’s threats to Canadian sovereignty. Does Trump really want Canada? While no one know for sure, one thing is clear: MAGA is evolving. The shift from Trump 1.0 to Trump 2.0 sheds important light on Trump’s growing expansionist agenda. Let’s take a closer look.

DeepSeek's new AI chatbot and ChatGPT answer sensitive questions about China differently

DeepSeek's new AI chatbot and ChatGPT answer sensitive questions about China differently

HONG KONG (AP) -- Chinese tech startup DeepSeek 's new artificial intelligence chatbot has sparked discussions about the competition between China and the U.S. in AI development, with many users flocking to test the rival of OpenAI's ChatGPT.

Trump’s Expansionist Plan, Part II: What’s His Endgame?
Inside Canadian tech’s not-so-quiet shift to the right. Canada’s tech leaders are cozying up with Pierre Poilievre in hopes he’ll deliver the innovation agenda the Liberals promised

Inside Canadian tech’s not-so-quiet shift to the right. Canada’s tech leaders are cozying up with Pierre Poilievre in hopes he’ll deliver the innovation agenda the Liberals promised

In a WhatsApp group named Build Canada, some of the country’s most prominent technology leaders, including Shopify executives Tobi Lütke, Daniel Debow and Kaz Nejatian, as well as investor John Ruffolo, are developing a vision for where they think the country should go next.