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A group of Canadian health care specialists, researchers and technologists is using Wi-Fi-based motion sensor data to detect depression in older adults. The research, conducted at McGill University and the Mila-Quebec AI Institute, looked into how artificial intelligence can be…
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By Christine Persaud
Premium eReaders go beyond just flipping pages—they enhance your reading experience with features like note-taking, journaling, audiobook support, and even light web browsing. These eReaders are a happy medium between a basic eReader and a full-fledged tablet
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By Christine Persaud
Don’t forget a thoughtful card and gift, ideally something Mom can use again and again. Tech is a great place to start. Here, we have compiled this list of some of the best tech for mom this year.
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by Lee Rickwood
Young users, aged 16 to 19, are the ones with the most to gain and the most to lose in the AI-driven future. Today’s young “digital natives” are constantly connected and they are constantly at risk.
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By Christine Persaud
Canada has a strong and diversified economy, underpinned by a highly educated workforce and pioneering AI research institutions. Academic institutions, the government, and private sector entities are all working hand in hand to push the boundaries of AI and bring its practical applications to life.
The post Intel Canada’s Asma Aziz Discusses AI, Computing, and What’s Next appeared first on WhatsYourTech.ca.
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As organizers of Earth Day prepare for this, the 55th anniversary of the global eco-friendly day of action and awareness, they urge us to remember that it’s every day, not just today, that the earth needs a little care and…
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by Lee Rickwood
Visitors to the Aga Khan Park in Toronto can take a kind of smart walk – one that blends science, math and art – to see and learn more about a unique form of Islamic architecture known as muqarnas.
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By Christine Persaud
No matter which smartphone or laptop you’re using, you probably notice Gemini search results pop up when you search for something via Google. From native intelligence tools to upgrades to the Android experience, here’s a rundown of what you’ll find in the new model.
The post Google Gemini 2.0: What’s Included for Developers and Consumers? appeared first on WhatsYourTech.ca.
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by Lee Rickwood
Legal fights are raging over AI’s role in creativity, copyright and other intellectual property-related issues.
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Canada’s homegrown electric vehicle – that’s right, a car entirely made in this country – is not only futuristic, fast, and environmentally friendly, it has hit the target on its first appearance in Europe, attracting the attention of consumers, manufacturers,…
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