Canada should attempt to negotiate a new trade deal, using its leverage and protecting its interests to achieve a fair, win-win outcome — a possibility that looms much larger following the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on the (il)legality of the Trump administration’s reliance on the IEEPA to threaten Canada with 35 per cent across-the-board tariffs in the event of CUSMA lapsing.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is like an autopilot: a valuable tool for skilled aircrew to do their jobs more safely, yet dangerous in the hands of people who do not know how to fly a plane.
AI-enabled manufacturing is reshaping global production dynamics and risks, driving a new era of overcapacity.
The memory shortage risks becoming a broader supply-chain problem. Unlike the pandemic-era chip crunch, which was driven largely by logistics and temporary disruptions, today’s shortage stems from a structural reorientation of manufacturing
Our biases and habits — especially confirmation bias and the pull of convenience — become risk multipliers when amplified by AI systems designed for speed, fluency and engagement.