Newsletter Subscribe
Enter your email address below and subscribe to our newsletter
Browse by topic
Agriculture and Food Artificial Intelligence Audiobook Canadian Sovereignty Climate Change Data and Cybersecurity Democracy and Civic Life Demographics Economic Diversification Economic Resilience Education and Skills Energy Transition Entrepreneurship Ethics and Society Fact or Fiction Fusion and Nuclear Health Care Innovation Ecosystem Leadership Media and Misinformation Mental Health Oil and Gas Productivity and Competitiveness Public Policy Rural and Municipal The Lost Commons Trade and Tariffs Transportation and Mobility Webinar Workforce and Labour
Perspectives
Long-form essays and interviews on AI, leadership, economic resilience, and the forces reshaping Canada, from Perry Kinkaide and the KEI Network community.
Fact or Fiction: Canada’s Innovation Problem is Technology
Fact or Fiction: Canada’s Innovation Problem is Technology For decades, Canada has celebrated its inventors, funded research institutions, and launched innovation councils with optimism and pride. Org
Alberta’s Sovereignty Challenge – AI, Diversification and Commercialization (Issue #272)
Yet a more fundamental question often goes unasked: What truly makes a society sovereign? P olitical authority alone does not create resilience. Economic strength, diversification, innovation, ownersh
Fact or Fiction: The Age Beyond Reason — Are We Becoming Smarter or Less Wise
Fact or Fiction: The Age Beyond Reason — Are We Becoming Smarter or Less Wise? The modern world celebrates knowledge as the pathway to progress. Artificial intelligence now promises to place nearly un
When Democracies Stop Listening — The Lost Ear and the Erosion of Trust (Issue #271)
Drawing on Sharon MacLean’s thoughtful exploration of The Collapse of Listening in last week’s newsletter and webinar, this week’s feature asks a deeper and more troubling question: What happens when
Fact or Fiction: Humanity is not ready for AI
Artificial Intelligence is no longer a future technology. It is rapidly becoming the operating system of the global economy. But beneath the headlines lies a deeper question: Are we entering an era of
The Collapse of Listening: What Happens When Nobody Feels Heard (Issue #270)
This edition of the KEI Network newsletter explores The Collapse of Listening: What Happens When Nobody Feels Heard, featuring Sharon MacLean’s, article and associated webinar. While we have never pos
Fact or Fiction: Resolving Uncertainty
Uncertainty and the Search for Orientation. The article argues that modern society is experiencing rising uncertainty caused by information overload, social fragmentation, rapid technological change,
From UFOs to AI: Finding Orientation in an Age of Uncertainty (issue #269)
Sometimes it is extraordinary, impactful, even fearful. There is the benign and welcome experience of being "in the zone" in sports but there is also being witness to a ghost or a UFO. Civilization is
The Lost Commons Episode Eleven: Know Thyself
This closing audio episode turns the lens inward, arguing that self-knowledge is the one advantage no algorithm can replicate. (16min 30sec)
Fact or Fiction: Hearing Voices in Your Head
Hearing Voices in Your Head For centuries, people assumed that everyone “heard” a voice in their head while thinking — an internal narrator commenting, debating, worrying, rehearsing, or reflecting. B
The Last Commons (Epilogue) Know Thyself (Issue #268)
Civilizations have always been shaped not only by innovation, but by the character, judgment, and resilience of the people navigating periods of profound transformation.. The Lost Commons: Reclaiming
The Lost Commons Episode Ten: The Lost Commons
This audio episode returns to the book's title theme directly, tying the series together around what's been lost from shared public life and what it would take to rebuild it. (16min 04sec)