Hinton Lectures Warn of Current and Future Risks from Artificial Intelligence
by Lee Rickwood
The keynote speaker at The Hinton Lectures warns us about AI: ‘the behaviours of these systems is quite unexpected’.
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Canadian Sovereignty, Cybersecurity, Digital Resilience Needs a Boost, CIRA Survey Says
Calls to boost and protect Canadian online sovereignty, cybersecurity, and digital resilience are increasing in the face of on-going political and economic uncertainty. And many calls are coming from the IT department. Concerns about technology supply chains, about the country…
Canadians Combine AI, Imaging Technology to Sort Plastics, Find Minerals, Protect Heritage
by Lee Rickwood
Hyperspectral images can be taken either by in-orbit earth observation satellites or by land-based sensors; they’re in sectors like agriculture, forestry, recycling, and natural resource management.
Smart Tech Talk and AI Advice from An Accomplished Canadian Woman – 35 Years Ago!
by Lee Rickwood
Some might be surprised the insights came from a woman (though they do so at their own risk) and it’s a shame so few know about her (the risks are again apparent).
A Call for Help: Teen Digital Wellness Campaign Blends Data, Technology, Empathy
by Lee Rickwood
Online services and in-person events come together to promote healthy digital habits and real-world connection—supporting teen wellness where it matters most.
Off-Grid Power Solutions Fuel Job Opportunities for Women in Tech, Eco-Adventures for Families, Energy Options for Homeowners
by Lee Rickwood
The path forward is open for solar powered adventures, and women working in technology.
Zoho Introduces New AI-Driven Capabilities for SMBs, Announces Partnership with Dell Technologies and NVIDIA
Global business software company Zoho has unveiled new capabilities in its SMB tech portfolio designed to improve productivity, optimize revenue, and streamline operations for a wide range of small and medium sized business customers. From keeping track of bricks-and-mortar customers…
AI, Big Data, High-Tech Tools are for the Birds – and the Frogs and the Fish and Us
by Lee Rickwood
Artificial intelligence is being used to help researchers analyze bioacoustics data, mostly recorded bird songs, to aid in species identification and boost conservation efforts.