Tag: AI Policy
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Who’s the thirsty little democracy?
I went to Vancouver’s AI protest. Cedar brought the land. Stephanie brought the public-power questions. Both hands full. Now show me the deal.
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AI Day at Robson Square: No Slogan Gets Us Out of Doing the Governance
Fifteen minutes at AI Day 2.0 in Robson Square, one working mic, one bar of wifi. Both hands full, what really came out of ALL IN Montreal, and the chalk line that says no slogan gets us out of doing the governance.
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What I actually showed a room of founders about AI workflows
Joel Hansen put me in front of the League of Innovators and North House founder cohorts for an hour. I skipped the panel and showed them the thing I actually do every day, then the room pushed back hard on whether any of it reaches the real economy before the robots do.
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Canada Doesn’t Need a Bigger AI Machine. It Needs a Better One.
Canada does need AI infrastructure. But without consent, climate discipline, Indigenous governance, and community benefit, bigger just means faster extraction.
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The Great Canadian Proximity Game
Canada launched its AI for All strategy this week, and the applause economy switched on within the hour. Here is the difference between cheering for a strategy and actually delivering one.
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Canada’s AI for All Strategy: A Skeptical Guide to the Hype, the Money, and the Missing Guardrails
A refreshed skeptical guide to Canada’s June 4, 2026 AI for All strategy: what Carney and Solomon promised, what later coverage added, and where the public should keep asking for receipts.