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Long-form essays and interviews on AI, leadership, economic resilience, and the forces reshaping Canada, from Perry Kinkaide and the KEI Network community.
KEI Network – Issue #135 – Universities have abandoned their academic mission. Can it be restored?
Central to the discussion is a comparison of the impact on traditional education of "progressive education" ala John Dewey. Today, public education is committed to the development of activists to shap
KEI Network – Issue #134 – Is Education failing – Both our kids and our future?
Richard Sutton's keynote address for the DAMA Conference (Edmonton - November 2nd, 2023) and subsequent interview by the KEI Network HOST Perry Kinkaide. Sutton's leadership role in advancing Artifici
KEI NEtwork – Issue #133 – LEADERSHIP – Achieving Artificial General Intelligence – for better or for worse?
Public services and personal interests are clashing as we have discussed in Healthcare, Homelessness, and will be discussing re Education and parenting. What is the anticipated impact of Artificial Ge
KEI Network – Issue #132 – HOMELESSNESS – Causes and costs, cures and prevention
are unprepared to transition to communities that are also unprepared to receive them. Homelessness is the result and it is growing. a Canadian perspective featured an OUTSTANDING interview of Doug Sed
KEI Network – Issue #131 – HOMELESSNESS – Causes and costs, cures and prevention,
are unprepared to transition to communities that are also unprepared to receive them. Homelessness is the result and it is growing. Healthcare Reform - We just can't wait any longer! HERE DAMA AI Conf
KEI Network – Issue #130 – HOMELESSNESS – Causes and costs, cures and prevention
are unprepared to transition to communities that are also unprepared to receive them. Homelessness is the result and it is growing. Several unanticipated insights emerged including the significant rol
KEI Network – Issue #129 – HOMELESSNESS – Causes and costs, cures and prevention
Homelessness is the result and it is growing. WEBINAR HOMELESSNESS (Episode #1) - Housing First. featured a panel chaired by Denis Vincent, with the panelists: Ted Ball, Perter Fenwick, and Shawn What
KEI Network – Issue #128 – HEALTHCARE REFORM (Episode #3) – Making it real this time!
Why and how to personalize healthcare services Fusion Energy Workshop 24OCT23 - FOR MORE KEI LIBRARY Last week Healthcare Reform - Impatient patients driving system change Webinar - Episode #3 HEALTHC
Presentation – History & Hysteria About ChatGPT
PROBING TO KNOW http://poe.com How LLM works ... what word most probably follows "The" or "The cat" Who is Tennessee Williams and a Q&A interview Male/ female avatars celebrating / bemoaning ever-last
KEI Network – Issue #127 – HEALTHCARE REFORM (Episode #2) – Impatient patients driving system change
Cries for transitioning to a patient-centric system go unheeded. People will not get service as long as the public system remains over-protected and over-valued. Healthcare reform in a public system s
KEI Network – Issue #126 – HEALTHCARE REFORM (Episode #1) – The truth about political dynamics
Stephen Murgatroyd's webinar and interview, "Leadership - Navigating uncertainty", last week highlighted the sources and forces of change and the competencies required of our future leaders. HERE HEAL
KEI Network – Issue #125 – Leadership – Nativgating uncertainty
VIEWS > The rate of change continues - even increasing. Public and private interests are clashing. Leaders are confused - if not overwhelmed. This fall we are featuring interviews of several engaging