Canadian Technology Magazine exists to track the shifts that actually matter, and this is one of the biggest ones any of us will ever live through. We are getting very close to a world where AI systems do not just assist research, but actively improve the next generation of AI
If you want to automate tasks with AI without building a complicated system from scratch, there is a very practical combo worth knowing: Zapier SDK + Cursor. Put those two together, and you can describe what you want in plain English, connect it to thousands of apps, and let AI
If it feels like Gemini, Claude, and ChatGPT are getting worse, you are not imagining it. Over the last few weeks, major AI companies have been quietly changing model behaviour, downgrading performance, or routing requests behind the scenes without making that obvious to users. That is a huge problem if
Google Gemini just rolled out a new update, and this one is a big deal. Gemini can now generate and export files in multiple formats, which turns it from a simple chat assistant into something much more practical. Instead of just getting text in a chat window, you can now
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ChatGPT just got a set of upgrades that seriously changes what it can do day to day. The biggest headline is GPT-5.5, but that is only part of it. OpenAI also rolled out ChatGPT for Excel, ChatGPT for Google Sheets, a new ad platform inside ChatGPT, and Images 2.0, which
Canadian Technology Magazine has been tracking a strange pattern in AI for a while now: the most important breakthroughs no longer arrive as neat product launches. They show up as weird collisions between disciplines. Robotics starts looking like logistics. Search starts looking like reasoning. Compute starts looking like an asset
If you want to build AI automations and AI workflows powered by live web data, this is one of the most practical ways to do it right now. The core idea is simple: use Claude to build the interface and logic, then connect that workflow to a live web scraping
Google just rolled out a batch of updates across NotebookLM, Gemini, and AI Studio, and honestly, some of these changes are much bigger than they look at first glance. What used to be separate little AI conveniences are starting to turn into full workflows. That is the real story here.
Canadian Technology Magazine has been tracking a question that kept coming up over and over again in tech and business circles: if AI is so transformative, where is the real-world value? Where are the use cases? Where is the revenue? For a while, critics leaned hard on the idea that