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A group of Inuvialuit youth in Canada’s High Arctic have a message for climate change deniers across the world: “It’s...
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There’s a lot of concern about how artificial intelligence (AI) and automation could soon replace people in jobs like truck-driving or proofreading.
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But in creative fields like art, music and dance, pioneers are experimenting with AI as a tool to expand the limits of creative possibility. Their work points to new ways to unite the arts, challenge patriarchal systems, and form healthy relationships with our new non-human collaborators.
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Right now, solar power only accounts for 1.7% of Canada’s total power generation. In Canada’s remote communities, where the cost...
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