The Logic
20h ago
AI giants sign federal pledge that Canadian data centres will bring benefits
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Romanian prosecutors indict influencer Andrew Tate for trafficking minors, money laundering
Romanian prosecutors officially indicted social media influencer Andrew Tate on Friday for trafficking minors, money laundering, sex with a minor and witness tampering and his brother…
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Halifax Examiner
yesterday
AI slop comes to government and law enforcement
The entire point of using AI is not to get better results but to increase perceived productivity.
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The Walrus
2d ago
Not Everything Digital Is Good: Tech Isn’t Always an Example of Genius
It’s our duty to understand innovation rather than celebrate or condemn it The post Not Everything Digital Is Good: Tech Isn’t Always an Example of Genius first appeared on The Walrus .
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The Narwhal
2d ago
Hiking this weekend? Avoid Google Maps, even Google says so
Google Maps and AI don’t know the backcountry like an experienced hiker does. A search-and-rescue expert shares the tools and resources they trust — and what to do when technology points…
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rabble.ca
3d ago
Pembina Institute says Alberta data centre could add up to $460 to electricity bills
Market pressure means Albertans will pay more while Meta gets a free ride on the grid. ca .
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Alberta Politics
7d ago
Impact of Meta AI data centre could add up to $460 a year to the typical Albertan’s electricity bill: Pembina Institute
Oddly, Alberta media seem to have had very little to say about the new analysis by the Pembina Institute that the $13-billion Artificial Intelligence data centre planned by Meta Platforms…
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The Bureau
8d ago
Canada Opens to Chinese EVs as FBI Exposes Beijing-Linked IoT Hacking Network
An unsealed U.S. affidavit details the mass exploitation of connected devices, while Norwegian researchers warn that Chinese cars could become a rolling surveillance network.
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Ricochet
8d ago
Deloitte used AI in $1.6M government report, but watchdog says it can’t investigate
NL government consulted firm on how to respond to media requests asking questions about hallucinated content
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The Logic
3d ago
Meissner gets big-name backing to use AI in hunt for new superconductors
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rabble.ca
3d ago
Canada’s small businesses have a U.S. tech dependency problem
The digital tools that made entrepreneurship cheaper and easier have also created a new kind of supply-chain risk that is hiding in plain sight. ca .
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The Logic
4d ago
Half of you think AI tools belong in the classroom
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