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Chipmaker Tenstorrent is seemingly pitching itself as a Canadian alternative to Nvidia, despite moving its headquarters to the U.S. three years ago.View quoted post on X
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Tech companies are rapidly stuffing AI into products and services whether consumers want it or not.View quoted post on X
Google is the clearest example, but it is hardly alone.
The strategy is not about giving people more choice; it is about making AI unavoidable.
Users are being turned into test subjects for a technology they did not ask for and cannot easily escape.
That approach risks cluttering useful products with unwanted automation while hiding the costs, errors and biases of AI behind convenience.
The market is heading toward a future where opting out becomes the exception and resistance to AI feels impossible.
The latest from the Globe's business commentary, by Vass Bednar: theglobeandmail.com/business/comme…
Carney hands CRA building security contract to US company after Commissionaires, a non-profit association of Canadian vets, bids $80,000 more on the $12M contractView quoted post on X
Knowing the price of everything and the value of nothing …
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Carney hands CRA building security contract to US company after Commissionaires, a non-profit association of Canadian vets, bids $80,000 more on the $12M contractView quoted post on X
Knowing the price of everything and the value of nothing …
ctvnews.ca/politics/artic…