If history is any guide, the guardrails for frontier AI will have to be built before the superpowers are ready to embrace ...

Before AI can deliver on its health-care promise, Canada needs to close the gap between adoption and regulation.

A coalition of willing countries can start building practical AI governance now, without waiting for a grand bargain or a crisis to force the issue.

The macro conditions that cushioned the first trade war no longer exist, and that could determine how the latest salvo plays ...

The recent publication of the white paper Africa’s Quantum Horizon by the Africa Quantum Consortium marks a novel ...

Doors Open Waterloo Region returns as an in-person event in 2026 on Saturday, September 19, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. A day of discovery: tour 27 local destinations, including noteworthy buildings, ...

Bill C-29 could further fragment Canada’s decentralized approach to policing. (Carlos Osorio/REUTERS) Bill C-29, introduced by the Carney government in April 2026, could improve Canada’s ...

As artificial intelligence advances at an unprecedented pace, there are growing concerns about potentially catastrophic risks associated with the rapid development and deployment of self-improving AI.

In the late 2000s, a set of connected technological innovations resulted in the generation of truly astronomical amounts of data and provided the tools to exploit it. As the world emerged from the ...

Former CIGI Visiting Executive ...

African countries are making great progress toward digital independence, but accepting foreign help should not come at the expense of data sovereignty. When external actors are involved, building data ...

he 2016 US presidential election was a tumultuous time. In the weeks and months leading up to that Tuesday, November 8, social media sites, such as Twitter and Facebook, were flooded with “fake news” ...