Governance
There is no federal AI law
What replaced AIDA, which is nothing, and the 4 regimes that apply to a Canadian company regardless.
Notes
The method, published. The conversation, never.
A standard, a checklist or the structure of a decision can be written down without anyone in the room being named. That is the whole of what appears here.
Deployment
The pilot worked. It never shipped.
What actually stops a working pilot, and the questions that would have caught each one before it started.
Capital
Where Canadian AI capital is
Every institute, public program and regional fund worth knowing, mapped across 5 regions and named rather than counted.
The boundary
This is not the briefings.
- What is here
- Method. A standard, a checklist, the structure of a decision, a map of something public. Useful to somebody who never applies, which is the test each one has to pass before it is written.
- What is not
- Anything said in a session. No member is quoted, no company is named, no evening is described, and no briefing is reproduced here in any form. Chatham House is not relaxed for a website.
- Where the rest is
- Behind the membership, and it stays there. Intelligence says what the briefings cover and why none of it is published. Both of those remain true with this page on the site.
The method is public. The room is not.
Everything here is written to be useful to somebody who never applies. What it leaves out is the part that only works with the door shut.