AI is moving fast. Every week there are new tools, new models, and new ways to automate work, create content, or scrape the web. Over the last few months I tested a batch of tools that either sped up my workflow, improved creative output, or unlocked new capabilities I didn’t
When breakthroughs land and feel like they should shake the world, but do not, I get curious. The recent Anthropic paper titled Signs of Introspection in Large Language Models is one of those moments. In this piece I break down what that research shows, why it matters, and what it
For readers of Canadian Technology Magazine and anyone tracking the governance of leading AI labs, the recent deposition testimony of a key AI researcher has peeled back the curtain on a yearlong power struggle that culminated in a dramatic executive firing. The documents and testimony offer a close look at
If you are spending time every day doing repetitive work inside a browser, there is a better way. I want to show you a practical, step by step approach to automating those tasks using DeepAgent’s new AI browser capabilities. You can schedule repeatable workflows, run automated website tests, generate high
One of the most heated and confusing debates in tech today is whether large language models can think, understand, or reason. If you follow Canadian Technology Magazine, you have likely seen passionate opinions on both sides: some insist LLMs are nothing but statistical parrots, others say they are already demonstrating
Google Gemini just rolled out a wave of practical, productivity-first upgrades across NotebookLM, Google AI Studio, Google Calendar, Google Docs and Slides, and the broader Gemini ecosystem. These updates are not flashy gimmicks. They give you real control over how Gemini retrieves, ranks, and uses information, let you build and
The announcement from one of the leading AI labs has confirmed something many in tech had suspected: the automation of AI research is not a speculative thought experiment anymore. It is a targeted internal goal, with tangible dates. For readers of Canadian Technology Magazine this is the kind of watershed
Table of Contents Introduction: Why these Google Labs upgrades matter Google just rolled out a suite of free upgrades across Google Labs and Google AI that will change how creators, marketers, developers, and everyday users get things done. If you want real, usable AI tools that help you produce content,
Table of Contents Introduction: Why Neo Matters to Canadian Technology Magazine Readers I have been tracking household robotics for years, and when a company announced a humanoid designed for everyday homes, I sat up straight. This is the kind of announcement that demands attention from the readers of Canadian Technology
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