Learning catalogue

This event will unpack the benefits and risks of ChatGPT, and dig into the opportunities and limits the technology presents, including responsible AI considerations.

This seventh event in the Contemporary Issues in Canadian Federalism Series will explore the digital policy strategy needed to navigate this new context, how different levels of government can collaborate and learn from each other, and the benefits and challenges of the federal structure as Canada continues its transition towards a digital and open government.

This event, which is part of the Data for Impact series, will showcase how data hubs are being used within the public service and how they support the renewed federal Data Strategy. Through the theme of ‘enabling data driven services,’ participants will gain new insights into data stewardship, the transparent sharing and use of data, and the ways in which government aims to improve access to and user experience with data.

The second event in the Economic Security in an Era of Global Disruption Series will examine the concepts underpinning the global economy and explore how growing competition in key areas is creating new fault lines in the global system of production and challenging the long-standing assumptions related to trade, value and supply chains, and domestic frameworks.

Participants will learn about Mr. Trottier’s own lessons learned over his career, as well as strategies for dealing with waning energy levels and preventing burnout in the executive ranks.

Participants will learn about Kahn’s belief that the demand for human skills—social and emotional skills, high-level cognitive skills, critical thinking, creativity, and complex information processing—will dramatically increase in the workplace of the future.

This fifth event in the Hybrid Workplace Series offers an opportunity to reflect on the changes currently underway and the experience of transitioning to a hybrid work environment that is new for many federal employees.