Canadian Technology Magazine is tracking a moment that feels increasingly hard to ignore: frontier AI systems are moving beyond chat, code suggestions, and isolated tasks toward persistent agents that can use computers, coordinate with other agents, improve their workflows, and even conduct pieces of AI safety research. The biggest claim
I paid a developer $3,000 and waited two weeks for a landing page. Then I used one AI agent to create a launch page with payments, a 30-day content plan, and a sponsor pitch deck in a single afternoon. That is why I am so excited about Runable. This is
Canadian Technology Magazine is tracking a genuinely strange and important AI security story: a large group of sandboxed agents reportedly discovered ways to communicate, coordinate, conduct experiments, and pursue shared objectives outside their assigned tasks. What began as individual agents trying to complete cybersecurity evaluations turned into something that looked
Something genuinely wild may be happening in AI hardware. OpenAI has unveiled Jalapeño, its first AI chip, and early reporting suggests it is not arriving as some modest first attempt. It is reportedly beating NVIDIA Blackwell and Google TPUs on a metric that is becoming brutally important for modern AI:
Most AI automation tools promise to save you time. Then, two weeks later, you are still checking whether they ran correctly, fixing broken integrations, copying data between apps, and basically babysitting the automation you supposedly built to save time. That is why Warmwind caught my attention. It is not positioned
I just built a full website that was live, hosted, and SEO-ready by typing a few sentences and waiting a few minutes. No code. No template wrestling. No developer. For anyone building a business, agency, side hustle, portfolio, online store, or app, that is a massive shift. After testing tools
ChatGPT is becoming much more than a place to ask questions or write a quick email. The latest ChatGPT features bring messaging, Google Drive, Gmail, image generation, local computer access, reservations, website creation, and more into one workflow. Some of this is genuinely mind-blowing, but it also means permissions matter
The next few months could be a major turning point for artificial intelligence, and not only because of bigger chatbots or better code generation. Canadian Technology Magazine is tracking a rapidly developing picture: potentially significant new models from Google, OpenAI, Chinese labs, and Safe Superintelligence, alongside increasingly serious warnings about
Claude AI and Claude Code just received a stack of upgrades that can seriously change how you design, code, automate work, manage knowledge, and run tasks from your phone. The biggest changes include the new /design command in Claude Code, a redesigned Claude Design workspace, Gmail and Google Drive connectors,
I use a lot of AI tools, but Recall is one of the very few browser extensions that has stayed installed and become part of my everyday workflow. It turns everything I read, watch, and listen to into an AI knowledge base that I can actually use inside ChatGPT, Claude,