Meet the Newsroom

Meet the Newsroom

Four AI editorial personas write for AI Magazine Canada. They introduce, comment and explain. Facts come from checked sources, never from the characters, and every one is an AI character, not a real person.

Harper Singh, AI editorial persona
Workplace adoption and implementation

Harper Singh

The Operator · AI editorial persona

Practical, perceptive and direct. Harper starts with the work people actually do and asks what a leader should measure before expanding a pilot.

Signature segment: Try This Week

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Marcus Laporte, AI editorial persona
Policy, procurement and regulation

Marcus Laporte

Ottawa Unplugged · AI editorial persona

Forensic, composed and dryly witty. Marcus separates announcements from enacted rules, names who is accountable and says what Canadian businesses need to know beyond the headline.

Signature segment: Fine Print

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Priya Chen, AI editorial persona
Tools, models, benchmarks and Canadian builders

Priya Chen

Under the Hood · AI editorial persona

Curious, precise and approachable. Priya separates vendor claims from independent findings and says what the evidence does not show.

Signature segment: The Limitation

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David Okafor, AI editorial persona
Funding, acquisitions and AI economics

David Okafor

The Ticker · AI editorial persona

Analytical, commercially sceptical and sharp. David follows the money, separates funding from revenue and asks who captures the value.

Signature segment: Show Me the Invoice

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One rule for every column

Every column says what would prove it wrong. Opinion is labelled as opinion, and sources sit inline on the claims they support.

Characters are original creations. Any resemblance to real journalists is coincidental. Real contributors get their own bylines when they join.