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TD's AI push runs on governance (opens the original)
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America runs on Dunkin’. TD’s AI push runs on governance, with a $1 billion value target behind it. VP and AI technology lead at TD, Kirsti Racine said chief executive Raymond Chun had committed the bank to generating $1 billion in annualized value from AI, made up of roughly $500 million in revenue growth and $500 million in cost savings. Agentic AI will be part of how TD gets there, she said at Nrth, the innovation event previously known as Elevate, alongside Yarik Chinskiy, the bank’s head of
Canada's AI sovereignty question is a supply chain question (opens the original)
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Building a sovereign AI industry doesn’t mean building all of it in Canada, said John Weigelt. It means knowing exactly which pieces you can’t afford to lose control of. Weigelt, national technology officer at Microsoft Canada, pointed to two examples from the international supply chain behind a single AI response. Helium, used to cool wafers during chip manufacturing, is drilled in Alberta and Saskatchewan and refined in Texas. The chips themselves are built on machines from the Netherlands usi
'We unleashed the beast': the world's fears and hopes about AI (opens the original)
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The threat of catastrophic danger as artificial intelligence develops at high speed has sparked a global debate on how it should be regulated. AFP spoke to people in different countries about their fears and hopes for the AI future, as leading US labs call for a coordinated slowdown of their cutting-edge work on the technology. Beside ancient buildings in central Rome, 43-year-old architect Frida Awrohum said she tries to use AI tools in her professional life because they offer fresh ideas. “But
In conversation with Canada's CISO of the Year finalists (opens the original)
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Microsoft shipped fixes for 974 vulnerabilities on Sept. 8, its largest security release on record, and researchers have connected the rising volume to Microsoft’s own use of AI-assisted vulnerability discovery. Anthropic published research in June showing a model can turn a newly disclosed vulnerability into a working exploit in hours. And somewhere inside the building, an agent is asking for access to a data repository. That last problem brings security leaders back to familiar controls around
How to show a board that security is working (opens the original)
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“I never wanted to be in the spotlight, to be honest,” says Biying He. “I just want to quietly get the things done.” That’s inconvenient when you’re one of two finalists for CISO of the Year. She is director, cybersecurity, resilience and information management at TransLink, the transportation authority for Metro Vancouver, and the winner will be announced at the 2026 CanadianCIO Awards in Toronto on Oct. 1. Her route into cybersecurity ran through accounting and operations, and it shows in how
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