Alex Riehl is a staff writer at BetaKit. Based in Ottawa, he focuses on the intersection of tech, gaming, and sports, with a keen interest in AI, business, and finance. His insights and analyses have been featured in BetaKit, where he covers themes such as entrepreneurship, startups, and economic policy.
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Alex Riehl's coverage predominantly focuses on local business and tech news in Canada, particularly Ontario and Toronto. He frequently reports on private sector announcements and press releases related to software & SaaS, proptech, stock trading, healthtech, and cryptocurrency. If you have relevant insights or access to newsworthy announcements within these sectors in the specified geographic region (Canada/Ontario/Toronto), there may be an opportunity for effective outreach.
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By: Alex Riehl
Toronto’s University Health Network debuts new neurosurgical technique to insert Elon Musk-owned medical device.
Anthropic says the jailbreak that prompted the contentious foreign-access ban worked on other AI models, as well.
Plus: Shopify and Shopline settle copyright suit.
Plus: How AI chatbots are being tricked into smear marketing. There's a leaked exchange from Facebook's early days wherein Mark Zuckerberg
Plus: Canada isn’t Delaware’s waiting room.
Plus: Richard Sutton's new lab has lofty goals. At Mila's Indigenous AI Gathering this week in Montréal, AI minister Evan Solomon was gifted a sacred braid of sweetgrass.
By: Alex Riehl
The young Toronto startup develops software for policy planning.
Plus: Ontario's AI tool is accused of punishing Black prisoners. A rogue AI breaking containment sounds like a hackneyed science fiction trope.
Plus: The Canadian innovation behind The Odyssey. Last week, I caught a glimpse into the future of Canadian robotics at the University of
Plus: Big Tech's voluntary buyout push. New lines are being drawn in the battle to decide who controls the future of AI.
