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KEI Network – Issue #203 – Crime in Canada and Leadership for Seizing the Future
Last week, I sympathized with leaders struggling to find direction amid rapid change. This week in the concluding article I explore the leadership qualities needed for breaking down institutional tyra
KEI Network – Issue #197 – Forecasts 2025 & Project Canada 51st
You did not unsubscribe in 2024 - the notice was a mistake on my part! So welcome and best wishes to you each and all as we exit 2024 and anticipate what's ahead. I would like to take a moment here an
KEI Network – Issue #193 – Global Turmoil : Innovation and the Attention Economy
Chaos on a global scale is the result, and while it may take time and the price paid may be enormous, there is hope - people and society usually adapt. The two articles below extend the discussion: Fi
KEI Network – Issue #192 – The Elephant in the Room: Confronting the Intractable Challenges of the 21st Century
A glaring Network oversight is the threat to global stablity posed by the aggressive posturing of Russia and Iran, North Korea and China, nations of the Near-, Middle-, and Far-East. The dock, though
KEI Network – Issue #191 – Global Turmoil: OVERVIEW – Navigating the Polycrises of Progress and Peril
A vaccine breakthrough in 1954 sparked distrust in some, fueled by misinformation. Today, RFK Jr.'s vaccine pronouncements have made him a polarizing figure. Is he a pblic health menace spreading misi
KEI Network – Issue #190 – Balancing the Risks and Benefits of Technological Progress
Balancing the Risks and Benefits of Technological Progress We need to embrace a more thoughtful approach to technological innovation to avoid unintended consequences and ensure sustainable progress Th
KEI Network – Issue #185 – Municipalities Are Accelerating the Adoption of AI
Also consider Michael Campbell's interview HERE of Dr. Judith Currie (minutes 6 through 27) acknowledging climate change but uncertain of the risks: that the warming is an urgent existential crisis, t
KEI Network – Issue #183 – The Unintended Consequences of Technological Progress
The Unintended Consequences of Technological Progress - How technological innovation bring both promise and peril to society. Also appearing in Troy Media HERE As the founder of several technology ass
KEI Network – Issue #181 – Ethics and Artificial Inrelligence
" featuring an introduction and facilitated discussion with Greg MacGillivray, Randal Adcock, and Keff Krehmer that can now be viewed HERE The webinar was extraordinary discussing just what is collect
KEI Network – Issue #180 – Protecting Individuality in an Age of AI and Global Connectivity
From artificial intelligence (AI) that can solve complex problems to CRISPR, a technology that allows scientists to edit genes, the future is full of possibilities. One of the big ideas that’s emerged
KEI Network – Issue #179 – Why conspiracy theories gain more traction than facts
An Assassin in the Hand is not Worth Two in the Bush: Why conspiracy theories gain more traction than facts. - Michel J Gagne Michel Jacques Gagné is a historian who teaches critical thinking, conspir
KEI Network – Issue #177 – Parenting Includes Education
Parents a key factor in student academic performance reproduced by Troy Media HERE The only way to improve education is for parents, teachers, schools, and the government to work together Few topics i