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Humans: The New Agents of AI In the early days of computing, machines were tools. Humans issued commands; computers obeyed. Today that relationship is quietly reversing. Increasingly, humans function

As we open 2026, the KEI Network is launching a new year-long inquiry shaped directly by what we as Canadians—especially youth—told us throughout 2025: 1. The future is arriving faster than many of us

As AI’s hunger for computation rivals nations’ energy demands, control over power grids has become control over intelligence itself. This article and the associated webinar examines nuclear renewal, f

The KEI Network invites you to explore two seemingly disparate forces of change: self and creativity, power and energy. The first article, "Listening Within" explores the interior revolution now under

Yesterday Canada's Prime Minister gave a speech in which he acknowledged the need for change - that the global economy is ruptured, that the US was no longer a dependable partner, and that technology
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

Next is Calgary - February 28th at the Best Western Plus - Village Park Inn FOR MORE Early Bird special $50. While Canada has a 30-day reprieve from the tariffs, the angst remains. I found levity in t

January 30th FOR MORE Last week's newsletter featured a tounge-in-cheek overture to negotiate a change in the US:Canada relationship concluding with a forecast of the result. It was followed by the we

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

Tried hard and continues to command global attention The shocking statistic - US at war: 850,000 firearm-related deaths in the US since 2001: half by suicide (majority are men under 50, Canada too ).

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

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