Source: https://govinsider.asia/intl-en/article/ai-agents-set-to-transform-hr-and-financial-operations-for-public-sector Join us as we explore how AI agents are revolutionizing HR and financial operations in the public sector. We'll discuss how these intelligent tools are streamlining government processes—from automating job descriptions to enhancing policy compliance—and examine global trends in public management where technology is driving innovation. Learn how countries like Singapore are leading this transformation and how AI is set to permanently elevate government performance while improving citizen experiences. Note: Hosts and content are AI-generated

Source: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/adv/article-new-study-highlights-why-digital-transformation-is-still-a-work-in/ In this episode, we dive into Broadridge's latest Digital Transformation study revealing why many businesses struggle to turn their tech investments into real value. We explore three key challenges: the optimistic yet constrained adoption of AI, the critical need for seamless data platforms amid cybersecurity concerns, and how legacy processes continue to impede digital progress. Join us as we unpack what it takes for companies to successfully integrate their digital solutions and stay competitive in today's rapidly evolving business landscape. Note: Hosts and content are AI-generated

Source: https://policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/may-2025/digital-sovereignty-canada/ Explore Canada's critical path to digital sovereignty in a world increasingly dominated by American tech giants. This episode examines how the shifting relationship with the United States under Trump's administration has transformed digital dependence from an economic advantage to a national security threat, and outlines a bold three-pronged strategy for Canada to regain control of its digital future through cloud-agnostic services, open-source software, and strategic investment in domestic tech companies. Note: Hosts and content are AI-generated

Source: https://www.ipolitics.ca/2025/05/30/the-ai-revolution-adapting-to-the-emerging-policy-challenges/ In this episode, we explore Canada's approach to AI governance under Prime Minister Mark Carney and newly appointed AI Minister Evan Solomon, contrasting it with American strategies and examining the tension between technological advancement and social disruption. We delve into compelling research showing Canadians' paradoxical views on AI—appreciating technology's benefits while fearing job displacement and government overreach—and discuss why policymakers must focus on harnessing AI's potential rather than controlling it in a rapidly evolving landscape. Note: Hosts and content are AI-generated

Source: https://www.michaelgeist.ca/2025/05/solomons-choice-the-future-of-ai-in-canada/ In this thought-provoking episode, we examine Canada's AI policy crossroads as the new Carney government appoints Evan Solomon as Minister for Artificial Intelligence. We explore the challenges Solomon faces, including the dilemma of choosing between European-style regulation or American innovation-focused approaches, the limitations of government funding programs, and the complications of coordinating AI policy across multiple departments. Join us as we analyze how Canada must find its own path forward to maintain economic competitiveness while addressing potential AI risks. Note: Hosts and content are AI-generated

Source: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/ai-firms-say-they-can-t-respect-copyright-these-researchers-tried/ar-AA1G96Ji In this eye-opening episode, we investigate how AI companies claim they cannot effectively filter copyrighted material while researchers have successfully demonstrated otherwise. We explore groundbreaking methods that challenge the tech industry's stance on copyright protections, revealing the tension between technological innovation and creators' rights in the age of artificial intelligence. Note: Hosts and content are AI-generated

Source: https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-statements/detail/2025-06-02/hcws669 Discover the groundbreaking results of the UK government's Microsoft 365 Copilot experiment, where 20,000 civil servants tested AI tools across 12 departments with remarkable outcomes. Learn how this pioneering initiative saved workers an average of 26 minutes daily, achieved an 83% adoption rate, and why 82% of users wouldn't want to return to working without AI assistance. Join us as we explore how artificial intelligence is transforming public service delivery and what this means for the future of government efficiency in the digital age. Note: Hosts and content are AI-generated.