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Barry AppletonThe Globe and Mail |
The PM should have known that negotiating a trade deal with China and poking Trump in the eye in Davos would elicit a response
Online inference engines are extracting our culture and selling it back to us at an exorbitant cost
In the last century, power flowed through railways, shipping routes and telegraph lines. Today, it is all digital
Removing many counter-tariffs is a goodwill step. Signing a quick, skinny deal is not
We are treating algorithmic sovereignty like a traditional corporate takeover, but the algorithm is the empire, not the office lease