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During the week Microsoft's Bing - a rival to ChatGPT, was heavily criticized when it - the machine, displayed humanlike anger and frustration, exercising threats and being mean HERE or HERE and HERE

Skeptics have stepped up in their reviews highlighting the importance of critical thinking - that trust should not be absolute. You may be vulnerable to unethical, even mis-information. Also asked is

News & Views Now with over 100-million subscribers - since November! ChatGPT is a highly advanced AI language model that can generate human-like text with high accuracy and coherence, making it useful

The interview is timely given Ottawa's announced "Just transition" and Alberta's reaction concerning the implications on jobs in the energy sector. Bill Whitelaw is Managing Director, Strategy & Susta

Allan's views about technology are drawn from his extensive experience in media around the world and personal interest in change, leadership, and technology are refreshing. He has interviewed and work

Charles Darwin coined the term, when twice a day he would walk his "thinking path" - a gravel track near his home in Kent, England. Peter is forever restless, indeed even an existentialist . His journ

In this special episode, experts from the US DOE Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), National Ignition Facility (NIF) will present results from the historic fusion breakthrough announced on

However, it was the year-end "breakthroughs" in fusion for energy and then discussion about ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence system, that brought us full circle. We were prompted to consider how ea

- Justa Chat Exploring together the impact of emerging technologies such as AI's amazing and rapid development. Please share your views with us by: participating in our Zoom public webinars or through

(Bob) Ascah studied commerce and public administration at Carleton University and political science at the University of Alberta. He joined Alberta Federal and Intergovernmental Affairs in 1984 moving