“Spy” Robots in Canadian Federal Government

A robot with surveillance capabilities that federal public servants call "the little robot" is now roaming federal offices in Canada. This blog post dives into the intriguing world of these robots, shedding light on their functions, the reactions they are stirring among public servants, and what this means for the future of workplace surveillance. [...]

“Spy” Robots in Canadian Federal Government2024-06-21T10:50:24-04:00

Federal Government Use of AI: Navigating the Ethical Frontier

Image Credit: Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press According to new research in April 2024, Canada's federal government has used artificial intelligence (AI) in nearly 300 projects. The integration of AI into public governance is a beacon of innovation, promising a future where data-driven decisions optimize not just governmental processes but also improve the [...]

Federal Government Use of AI: Navigating the Ethical Frontier2024-04-23T15:37:56-04:00

The Indispensable Role of Data Consultants in Modern Businesses

In today's data-driven and information heavy world, businesses face a unique challenge and opportunity: the ability to turn raw data into actionable insights that drive informed decisions. Data consulting firms have emerged as invaluable partners in this journey, helping organizations harness their data assets and navigate the complexities of the modern business landscape. Data Consultants [...]

The Indispensable Role of Data Consultants in Modern Businesses2024-04-16T10:06:12-04:00

Guide on the Use of Generative AI

The Government of Canada recently published a guide for federal institutions to follow with regards to the use of Generative AI (GenAI) tools. The guide provides an overview of GenAI, describes the risks and challenges associated with the adoption of such tools, identifies principles for responsible GenAI, and offers policy considerations that organizations can [...]

Guide on the Use of Generative AI2024-02-27T15:21:21-05:00

HR and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: The Imperative of Inclusive HR Policies and Practices

The evolution of the workplace landscape has prompted a critical reexamination of the traditional role of Human Resources. As organizations move towards fostering environments that are truly inclusive, HR professionals find themselves at the height of a shift. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) are no longer buzzwords but imperative components of corporate strategy. This [...]

HR and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: The Imperative of Inclusive HR Policies and Practices2024-02-27T13:32:32-05:00

Adaptable Data Governance

John Walsh Chief Data Officer Data Governance - the 5 "must dos" to implement adaptable data governance An organization must implement Data Governance to realize it's data ambitions. The primary objective of data governance is to ensure that an organization’s data is effectively managed, controlled, and utilized [...]

Adaptable Data Governance2023-12-04T16:51:47-05:00

AI for Executives Symposium

Click to get Presentation Materials In partnership with Palantir, Bronson was thrilled to host "AI for Executives" at the Royal Ottawa Golf Club on November 23rd, 2023. The event showcased the diverse aspects of AI across multiple domains and offered a comprehensive exploration of AI's evolving role in data governance and strategic planning. [...]

AI for Executives Symposium2023-12-11T13:35:55-05:00

US and Canada to Exchange Data: Enhancing Collaboration in Combatting Transnational Crime

Officials from the US and Canada met to discuss the rise of transnational crime and threats to national security. In a recent article, Dan Karpenchuk, correspondent of WBFO (Buffalo and Toronto NPR stations), outlines the central areas of focus between the two parties, one of which being the exchange of data between Canada's Border [...]

US and Canada to Exchange Data: Enhancing Collaboration in Combatting Transnational Crime2023-06-20T09:23:37-04:00

The Importance of Data Security – Health Records of 3.4 Million Ontarians Exposed

A significant data breach at the Better Outcomes Registry & Network (BORN) in Ontario has exposed the personal health information of approximately 3.4 million individuals, primarily those seeking pregnancy care and newborns born in the province. Security experts argue that the breach could have been prevented with better protective measures in place.  Global News [...]

The Importance of Data Security – Health Records of 3.4 Million Ontarians Exposed2024-03-15T09:39:55-04:00

Regulating Artificial Intelligence

In a recent CBC opinion piece, Toronto-based management consultant Jonah Prousky shares his thoughts on the legislative process regarding the regulation of artificial intelligence. He suggests that OpenAI's release of ChatGPT has reminded society of AI's potential to "disrupt many aspects of the human experience" in our complacency and reliability for a tool to [...]

Regulating Artificial Intelligence2023-02-28T22:31:11-05:00
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