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How one owner prepares for the financial ups and downs of entrepreneurship (opens the original)
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When Kevin Bourne launched the media company SHIFTER in Ottawa in 2013, making money wasn’t the priority. Instead, he wanted to highlight the city’s arts and culture scene, which he felt wasn’t being properly covered. His growth as an entrepreneur has highlighted a common challenge: the line between business finances and personal finances can be hard to draw. Owners have to decide how much to pay themselves, how much to reinvest and how to protect their families from slow periods or unexpected s
Networking group supports women through the AI shift (opens the original)
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As artificial intelligence (AI) proliferates in workplaces, there are different perceptions related to use of the tools. Toronto-based women’s networking group Monday Girl published research earlier this year that found only 36 per cent of women felt confident using AI compared with 52 per cent of men. Women were also more likely than men to worry about AI’s negative consequences. “A lot of women feel like they’re cheating when it comes to using AI,” says Rachel Wong, co-founder of Monday Girl.
Ottawa surgeon is on a mission to build safer health-information AI (opens the original)
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Many patients have common questions about their reactions and recovery from dental surgery. To help clinics answer them, Dr. Hassan Moghadam, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon in Ottawa, co-founded an artificial intelligence (AI) platform called Lillian. He knew the most useful way to test it: “I would try to make it fail.” Dr. Moghadam had his team upload approximately 450 textbooks and 350,000 journal articles into an early version of Lillian. He then posed difficult clinical questions and wat
How a public servant went from side hustle to second act (opens the original)
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A career reinvention doesn’t always happen all at once. For Lissa Appiah of Ottawa, it began alongside her career in government, with a part-time coaching venture. As that practice grew, so did the chance to rethink her path. It took her five years to pivot from the public service to full-time entrepreneur. The seeds of her journey were planted early in her career, when she was passed over for a high-profile opportunity even though she had done much of the background work on the file. “I was tol
Ottawa filmmaker uses AI to accelerate life-saving content (opens the original)
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Firdaus Kharas received an urgent request a few months ago from community leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Could he create an informational video about safe funerals, to help combat the spread of Ebola? Speed matters in these situations. Chocolate Moose Media, founded by Mr. Kharas, produced the segment in just six days with the help of artificial intelligence (AI). “If I had taken 10 days, 400 more people could have died,” he says. The video was part of a series – others dealt with
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