AI: Promise or Peril? was recorded at The Hay Literary Festival Dr Kaitlyn Regehr, author of Smartphone Nation: Why We're All Addicted to Our Screens and What You and Your Family Can Do About It ...

Leaders from some of the region’s leading private and public sector employers discussed the challenges they’re facing with ...

These varying perspectives can offer important insights to leaders who are still uncertain how best to use AI to their ...

"These newsrooms desperately need the help these technologies provide, but they’re the ones being left out because they work ...

AI and algorithmic tools to detect and prosecute regulatory violations. Federal agencies have increasingly incorporated algorithmic and artificial intelligence (AI) tools into administrative processes ...

According to a survey conducted by Thomson Reuters, 26 percent of legal professionals are now actively using generative AI, nearly doubling from 14 percent just one year ago. This is not speculation – ...

The coming AI tidal wave is beginning to hit into Australia’s public sector, with the South Australian government announcing ...

Powerful gen AI tools inevitably carry both promise and risk. The path forward lies not in fearing AI’s capabilities, but in clearly understanding its limitations and appropriately regulating ...

The Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario published a study on AI use last year that found students in universities and ...

As AI surpasses human intelligence in many areas, education must shift from knowledge transmission to nurturing of wisdom, empathy, and ethical judgment.

Even the most advanced AI tools are useless if employees don’t feel confident using them. Building trust and boosting workers ...