AI Leadership
Should you trust “the experts” about AI?
Hi dear readers and friends, Welcome to the Human Override. Twice a month, I share short reflections about AI and society, ending with the “Human Override” (a way to preserve humanity when everything turns synthetic). New readers highlight: Haygun, AI Specialist | Michael, CTO | Marco, Creative Leader | +64 anonymous…
Read More »AI Governance in Canada: Why Professional Regulators Must Lead in the Absence of Federal Legislation
The Canadian AI Regulatory Landscape Canada currently operates without comprehensive federal legislation governing artificial intelligence (AI); the national AI rulebook is still a work in progress. The federal bill that would have created a national AI law, Bill C-27—which included the Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA)—lapsed at prorogation in…
Read More »AI Ethics in the Hundred Acre Wood | Part 1 – A Moral Map of the Forest
Somewhere deep in the Hundred Acre Wood, a meeting is about to begin. Owl arrives first, flapping down with a stack of policy papers that no one remembers asking for. Rabbit follows quickly, outlining procedures on the back of a leaf. Piglet follows, shivering with worry that the new system…
Read More »AI Ethics in the Hundred Acre Wood | Part 4 – Tigger: The Optimist Who Bounces Ahead of Evidence
Tigger doesn’t just walk into a meeting. He arrives. Usually, he arrives mid-thought and mid-enthusiasm. Often, he gives the illusion that whatever we’re discussing is about to become far more exciting than anyone else realizes. In the Hundred Acre Wood, everyone is familiar with his energy. When Tigger gets an…
Read More »Timothée Chalamet Didn’t Mean to Drag Marketers, But He Did
Have you seen the deliciously postmodern promo for Timothée Chalamet’s new film Marty Supreme? It’s ricocheting around the internet right now, and for good reason. The spot offers a bone-dry portrayal of a virtual marketing meeting between the film’s agency team and Chalamet himself, who joins the call to share…
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