by Lee Rickwood
Young users, aged 16 to 19, are the ones with the most to gain and the most to lose in the AI-driven future. Today’s young “digital natives” are constantly connected and they are constantly at risk.
As organizers of Earth Day prepare for this, the 55th anniversary of the global eco-friendly day of action and awareness, they urge us to remember that it’s every day, not just today, that the Earth needs a little care and…
by Lee Rickwood
Efforts large and small are underway to build a new social media environment, one where governance of the system ensures it operates in the public interest, not a private one.
By Christine Persaud
Research continues about how to leverage tech for health care from both a practitioner and consumer level. The intersection of health care and technology is one of the most valuable ways we can leverage technological innovation.
By Lee Rickwood
One could find many reasons to be tired, anxious or moody these days. Personal, professional, political. But there’s a Canadian app maker offering a healthy response: Take a deep breath. Drink plenty of water. The App Store award-winning developer Llama…
by Lee Rickwood
Most social media platforms are run by strong-willed billionaires with what often seems to be their own shifting priorities and principles. There’s a movement to change that.
by Lee Rickwood
These high-tech tables display life-size digitized versions of human bodies for an accurate 3-D representation and simulation of real anatomy, physiology, and pathology.
by Lee Rickwood
A combination of machine learning and human input were needed to help the popular Google Translate learn Inuktut, and it’s the first First Nation, Métis, or Inuit language used in Canada on the platform.