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Canada is stuck in a debate: “lock down AI first” vs “use it, learn, and improve.” Our take? Build guardrails—but ship. Alex argues that AI doesn’t get “fixed” in a lab; it gets trained in production with measurable oversight. That’s how you de-risk a black box: instrument, observe, iterate.

Referenced article:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/ai-c...

What we cover:

Why over-indexing on preemptive regulation slows real learning

“Train, don’t tame”: feedback loops, audits, and escalation beats pause-and-pray

Practical guardrails: logging, evals, red-teaming, PI handling, human-in-the-loop

Why AI will make Canada—if we adopt fast and correct in public services & industry

The production mindset: ship small, measure impact, tighten controls, scale

Peak Demand POV:
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Try this in your org (30–60–90):

30: Pick one workflow, add evals + logging, run a shadow pilot

60: Turn on human-in-the-loop, track time saved + error rate

90: Publish results, expand with stricter guardrails based on evidence

If you’re a policymaker or leader: regulate operations (logging, audits, incident reporting), not hypotheticals. Require proof of control after go-live, and keep the iteration cycle tight.

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