Murad Hemmadi covers artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum computing and other deep technologies. He was previously an Ottawa correspondent for The Logic, covering business and innovation policy. Before joining The Logic, he covered politics and wrote a daily newsletter for Maclean’s.
The Toronto-based firm buys companies that make technology for niche markets, like camp grounds and soccer leagues, then adds staff and tools to boost revenue and profits
AI developers are working toward recursive self-improvement, where models will be able to create better versions of themselves with little or no human intervention
The federal agency is exploring how it can put together and finance packages of domestic products and services in sectors like AI compute and critical minerals
