Featured talk / AICON, Halifax
Renting intelligence is a dangerous way to run a country
Renting intelligence is revocable intelligence.
I write about what happens to judgment when we hand it to machines, who owns the intelligence we rent, and what the people selling this technology owe the people who will live with it.
Featured talk / AICON, Halifax
Renting intelligence is revocable intelligence.
Book, in progress
A manifesto for technology in seven articles, after Le Corbusier’s Vers une architecture, with the foreword Intelligence Is Not a Throne
Academic manuscript on AI-assisted judgment
TheFutureEconomy.ca
Digital Journal
Foreword to Technology or Revolution
LinkedIn / August 2026
With Karim Elzeki
KPMG and Cenovus white paper, with Marc Joiner
The articles run on Forbes through the Forbes Technology Council, on TheFutureEconomy.ca and Digital Journal, and on LinkedIn.
Writing on LinkedInThe future is not weather. It is made.
Renting intelligence is revocable intelligence.
A meter is also a switch.
Capability is a multiplier, not a motive.
Nobody hires a consultant because things are simple.
Inspect the system you have. Check the data you fed it. Sign off on what’s right.
Sometimes magic is just someone spending more time on something than anyone else might reasonably expect.
University of Toronto convocation
AICON, Halifax
SMPS Pinnacle Experience, Las Vegas
BC Energy Regulator
Montréal, September 2026
AEC.AI Summit, Austin, November 2026
AfroTech, Houston, November 2026
The Logic, 2026
KPMG, March 2026
U of T Materials Science and Engineering
CBC News, February 2018
U of T Engineering, February 2018
Ron Fanfair, February 2018
CBC Arts, September 2017
U of T Engineering Alumni, 2015
Always open for a good conversation.