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’.
Tag: artificial intelligence
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).
Here’s Why You Need to Upgrade to Windows 11
By Christine Persaud
Windows 11 isn’t just a visual upgrade—it’s a complete rethinking of the Windows experience. From faster performance and enhanced security to new productivity features and a modern, user-friendly interface, this latest version is designed to help users and businesses work smarter.
Smart Rings to Consider Besides the Oura Ring: Best Fitness & Health Tracking Devices in 2025
Smartwatches have long been the wearable of choice. But over the last several years, there has been growing interest in smart rings, especially with so many brands launching models to compete with market leader Oura, and offering a subscription-free alternative….
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.
Technology Powers New Model for Transitional Health Care in Canada
By Lee Rickwood
Canada’s health care system is evolving, and technology is at the heart of a new model for transitional care. From digital tools to virtual support, tech-driven solutions are helping patients move more safely and smoothly between hospital and home—improving outcomes and reducing strain on the system.
AI ‘Invented’ in Canada – And We Lead the Way in Worry about Risks of Artificial Intelligence
by Lee Rickwood
Artificial intelligence adoption is capturing public imagination and sparking important debates and critical conversations about whether and how AI should be regulated and what guardrails need to be in place to protect society.