Canadians aren’t buying ‘algorithmic pricing,’ even if they don’t know what it is

So-called algorithmic pricing may be a new concept for many Canadians, but the idea of prices fluctuating based on a computer ...
C&EN

For more researchers, securing NIH funding becomes a ‘pipe dream’

The National Institutes of Health received a small appropriations bump for fiscal year 2026, but concerns beyond spending ...

How a Vancouver legal-tech pioneer is fending off the AI giants and pressure to move to the U.S.

Jack Newton is frequently on the road these days, jetting between Vancouver, New York and London, with stops in Dublin and Sydney sprinkled in. He spends his days whipsawing between discussions with ...
Scientific American

Can you solve these language puzzles? Test your skills with these problems from North America’s biggest linguistics competition

For 20 years, this computational linguistics competition has inspired new generations of innovators in AI and language ...
University News & Events

With fastest solver and fourth place for D1 schools, UC Santa Cruz finishes strong at 2025 Codebreaker Challenge

The challenge tasks students to develop their reverse engineering and cryptography skills using a realistic cybersecurity ...