Learning catalogue

This event recording features a discussion on how to harness automated tools to analyze and deliver better procurement results.

This event recording features a demonstration of Blue J Legal, followed by a discussion of the implications of this type of AI/machine learning tool for organizations across the public service.

This event recording presents public health examples that illustrate how government organizations use AI to collect, screen and extract data to produce high-quality, reproducible evidence for policy and guideline development.

This event recording features a demonstration of how algorithms are currently being used to pair individuals to positions through Plum, an online job analysis and talent assessment tool.

This event recording features a demonstration of three unique artificial intelligence prototypes, followed by a Q&A session on the implications of AI across the public service and how machine learning can play a bigger role in the future.

This event recording features a discussion on how artificial intelligence and machine learning software can create informative graphs and search across multiple content-storage and data systems with pinpoint accuracy.

This event recording features a conversation with Richard Florida, world-renowned best-selling author of The Rise of the Creative Class and acclaimed economist and urbanist, on how his ground-breaking work has contributed to modern perspectives on cities and urbanization and key public policy challenges that cities face in a post-pandemic world.

This event recording features a conversation with Melissa Hathaway and Scott Jones on the implications of events like the Stuxnet and 2014 Sony Pictures hacks, the consequences of paying versus not paying a cyber ransom, and what people and organizations can do to thwart cyber threats.

This event recording features a conversation with Esther Duflo, world-renowned author, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) professor and co-winner of the 2019 Nobel Prize for Economics, on how she and her peers transformed developmental economics and became global change agents.

This event recording features a conversation with Dr. Alika Lafontaine on what it was like to be appointed the first Indigenous president of the Canadian Medical Association, how his background and upbringing shaped his professional aspirations, and the critical health challenges facing Indigenous Peoples in Canada today.

This event recording features a conversation on how countries across the globe are now competing in a zero-sum game for global market share in advanced-technology industries, such as computer manufacturing, electronics, pharmaceuticals and automobiles.

This event recording features a conversation on climate change risk and resilience, including what setting our society on a sustainable climate trajectory may look like and whether the COVID-19 pandemic has helped or hindered action on climate change.