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Entrevue et segment audio sur Radio-Canada, Avril 2026, sur le sujet de l'IA et de son utilisation possible dans un dossier rejeté d'immigration
Media Relations at the University of Ottawa, March 2026, Expert Commentary - Online writing tool Grammarly facing lawsuit over AI expert review tool
“AI can sometimes contribute to subtle forms of dehumanization by reducing human knowledge, social interactions and intellectual labour to “datapoints” that can be reused or reproduced by machines. In that sense, when AI systems reuse or simulate the work or intellectual voice of scholars without clear recognition, it raises broader questions about how these technologies may reshape the value, dignity and recognition of human contributions.”
Radio-Canada Gatineau-Outaouais, 18 décembre, seconde entrevue sur les projets de centres de données et la loi 40 en Ontario et l’impact sur l’intelligence artificielle durant l’émission « Les matins d'ici »
Radio-Canada Toronto, 17 décembre, entrevue sur les projets de centres de données et la loi 40 en Ontario et l’impact sur l’intelligence artificielle durant l’émission « y’a pas deux matins pareils »
Media Relations at the University of Ottawa, December 2025, Expert Commentary - Canada, EU expand partnership on AI
"Canada has long been seen as operating within the American technological orbit. By deepening its collaboration with the European Union, which relies on more advanced regulatory frameworks for AI, Canada is rebalancing this dependence. By aligning our approaches with those of the EU, we can design technologies that reinforce human dignity and the social dimension of AI. This partnership provides an ethical framework that protects workers and supports a digital transition consistent with our democratic values. By further regulating the use of AI in workplaces, we can preserve professional autonomy, prevent the marginalization of workers, and ensure that technologies serve human development."
https://www.uottawa.ca/about-us/news-all/expertise-canada-eu-expand-partnership-ai
Radio Canada segments on-air discussing how artificial intelligence can reshape government especially the CRA, on the Jim Toth Show in Winnipeg, 680 CJOB on October 29th and with 880 CHED in Edmonton and QR 770 in Calgary on October 30th for the Shaye Ganam show
Article sur Radio-Canada, octobre 2025, discussion sur l'IA et l'Agence du Revenu du Canada
Canadian Press Article, October 2025 - Interviewed by the Canadian Press on the Auditor General Report discussing use of AI with CRA, see the article entitled AI experts say CRA must fix human responses before pursuing AI
Media Relations at the University of Ottawa, August 2025 - Expert Commentary on: Canada partners with Cohere to explore AI in the public service
"It’s how I would do it: seek Canadian firms with the know-how and invite them to think strategically about modernizing public services with AI. Canada’s collaboration with Cohere is an important made-in-Canada step, but its success will hinge on strategic pilots, private-sector expertise, and learning from past IT challenges to secure early wins. With world-class AI pioneers already in Canada, large language models can bring real value in areas like documentation and process improvement, while directly addressing privacy and security concerns to ensure data remains here."
Media Relations at the University of Ottawa, July 2025 – Expert Commentary on: Canada’s Position in the Global AI Race Following Trump’s Action Plan
“Canada could benefit from North American momentum toward AI innovation. Many AI breakthroughs rely on shared infrastructure, global talent and cross-border collaboration. Canada's established AI hubs, especially in Toronto, Edmonton and Montreal, are acting on the global AI stage. A strong U.S. push could catalyze growth and investment north of the border, allowing Canadian researchers, startups and institutions to leverage that momentum.”
CBC Video Interview, February 2025- Discussed the environmental impact of AI, discussing the energy and water requirements of large language models and how DeepSeek’s advancements might change the game. Is DeepSeek's chatbot better for the environment?
Radio Canada Alberta Live Segment on the morning Le Café Show, January 2025– Discussed the impact of DeepSeek on North American AI businesses and the impact on proposed data center projects in Alberta.
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