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Toast Summit is evolving with the moment (opens the original)
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At last year’s Toast Summit, CEO April Hicke got to stand up and say that the firm had put more than $25 million into the hands of women since it was founded in 2022. It was one of her favourite moments from the event. This year, as the Summit returns to Calgary on Oct. 1, Toast will lean further into the realities of women building a career in tech. The company also released its Talent Marketplace out of beta this week. The AI-powered platform is built to scale the company’s talent placement se
Four Canadian tech and innovation events happening in October (opens the original)
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October’s tech and innovation calendar gets into the stuff that happens after the big idea. Who gets hired and promoted, how startups find customers, what it takes to buy Canadian technology, and what happens when an AI pilot has to work in the real world. After a busy September, we’re keeping the conversation going next month, starting with a ‘for women in tech, by women in tech’ summit, and ending with an AI forum that looks at moving beyond experimentation, into practical deployment. All in a
AI can speed up procurement, but it doesn’t get the final say (opens the original)
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Think about all the products you have in your home, from the food in your fridge and pantry to your shampoo and soaps. Ever wondered how all the ingredients come together to really make these? For example, where did the eggs in your mayo come from? Where do the surfactants in your body wash come from? (These make your soap get all sudsy, FYI.) It’s a thread that might seem a little strange to tug, but, well, everything has to come from somewhere. And it can get a little complicated, explained Je
ALL IN Archives (opens the original)
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Coverage from the ALL IN conference in Montreal At ALL IN 2026, Cohere CEO Aidan Gomez challenged doomsday predictions and gave government co-panelists three AI to-dos. Cohere announced Wednesday at ALL IN 2026 that it and Aleph Alpha signed a merger agreement to rival OpenAI and Anthropic, pending regulatory approval. At ALL IN, Solomon graded Canada’s year of AI policy and put the Germany alliance on display. The Montreal event is getting bigger and more focused on the decisions that come with
Can we shut down AI? (opens the original)
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The debate over potential dangers posed by artificial intelligence has resurged in recent weeks, with researchers once again warning the technology could end humanity, and leaders of AI companies suggesting development needed to be slowed. One of the co-founders of AI firm Anthropic told the BBC this week he believed kill switches may need to be made mandatory for AI. But if an AI system goes rogue, is it even possible to shut it down? “From an AI cybersecurity perspective, the term ‘kill switch
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