Innovating Canada
Technology & Innovation Archive
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Emerging from the Birthplace of Deep Learning Breakthroughs to Global Leadership in Artificial Intelligence (AI)
AI has emerged substantially in the past years, ranging from voice, speech, and facial recognition to chatbots, among countless other deployments. AI is increasingly part of everyday life, and every organization is examining the use of AI at some stage. However, this begs the question: is AI an opportunity or risk, or is it both?...
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Traders and AI scientists at RBC Capital Markets and Borealis AI Collaborate to Deliver an AI Trading Solution
The new AI-based electronic trading algorithm helps improve trading results and insights for clients in a measurable and explainable way.
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The Canadian Push for Responsible Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is omnipresent in our world today. Our lives are made easier by AI tools, from highly-visible assistants such as smart houses and self-driving cars to the more discrete help of recommendation algorithms, facial recognition, and live-stream caption translation. Moreover, our jobs are changing, as old business practices are being revolutionized by intelligent...
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Creating Space for Women in AI
An inclusion and equity lens is needed to have technology that doesn’t amplify societal biases and further marginalize minoritized folks. In the new age of artificial intelligence in the future of work, women risk being left behind. The 2020 World Economic Forum report found that women comprise only 26 per cent of data and AI...
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Democratizing AI through No-Code Platforms
Craig S. Smith is a former correspondent and executive at The New York Times. He is the host of the podcast Eye on A.I.
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Soil Conservation: Where Will We Plant the Seeds of Canada’s Future?
How we conserve and preserve our soil will decide the future of our country. Soil health is at the crux of climate change, biodiversity, sustainability, and resilience. Eight independent organizations have come together to provide a set of win-win recommendations to safeguard Canada’s soil legacy.
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High Crop Yields with Lower Inputs Depend on Agricultural Innovation
Modern seed technology and disease and pest control tools allow Canadian farmers to produce more high-quality food sustainably with fewer inputs.
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Canada’s Agriculture Superpowers Taking Innovative Plant-Based Proteins Global
The next generation of plant-based food innovation is about making sustainable food products that Canadians will eat not because they should, but because they want to. Investment in this sector is set to revolutionize diets across the nation.
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How Good Soil Health Can Improve Crop Yield and Reduce Carbon Emissions
The Greenbelt Foundation is working with farming communities to promote soil health through practical solutions that yield economic, environmental, and public health benefits.
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Benefits and Implications of the Zero Trust Journey
Zero Trust just kind of rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it? The industry is abuzz about implementing a Zero Trust Model within its organizations. But what is the model all about?
