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Spoke with @GaryMarcus and @VeroniaDLCruz about the recent run of AI agents going off the rails.
My take: these are not edge cases. They're the predictable result of building systems that act without understanding what they actually know. Until agents can reason about their own beliefs, handing them high-stakes decisions is negligence at best. The market is starting to recognize the cost.
The ultimate measure of any intelligence is whether it can accurately self-evaluate, correct, and learn.
Thanks @FrontierBC for hosting the important dialogues at #FrontierSummit2026
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Vancouver in autumn. Gold leaves, mountain air, ocean light. This is the city you're arriving into for Frontier Summit @FrontierBC 2026. See you tomorrow. š
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1 week till year 5 of Frontier Summit. What started as a way to bring the innovation community together, intentionally and curated, has turned into a movement of world leaders solving some of the world's biggest problems.
We're at an inflection pointš„
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Few weeks⦠our 5th annual Frontier Summit: Inflection Point returns. Global leaders and builders come to Vancouver for something different, want in? Apply now (few spots left)
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The people who built AI are now the ones warning us to slow down.
Meanwhile the question nobody's asking got lost in the noise: what is all of this actually for?
My new Substack piece on capitalism, ambition, and the moment we're in:
danburgar.substack.com/p/whaā¦
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Another young founder from Vancouver built his startup in the US instead of here. Not because we lack talent, because it lacks the foundation: capital, ambition, & belief.
We keep exporting our best & importing regret. Fix the ecosystem or keep losing! betakit.com/gravitys-23-yearā¦
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Years ago, we set out to build an innovation hub for Vancouver.
Yesterday, City Council passed a motion to explore how they can support it. One step.
Weāve done our homework now doing the work. One step in a much longer vision. Letās go.
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The Canadian menās World Cup journey ends after a Round of 16 defeat to Morocco
Itās been a riveting, uniting, game-changing historic run for this team.
Remarkable scenes across the country for weeks. Families, friends, strangers coming together.
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Unapologetically Canadian. Proud of getting to represent my country on numerous occasions, proud where Iām from, and proud of where weāre headed. I'll never not promote and push Canada forward.
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NYC meets Vancouver.
Global ecosystem builder Randolph Wiggins came to Frontier Summit and left with connections, collaborations, and later that year we signed an MOU to bridge two ecosystems.
This is what we do @FrontierBC
Oct 6-8, Vancouver ā Frontier Summit
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I wrote an op-ed in The @VancouverSun today.
Slack was born in Vancouver. Sold for $27.7B from SF. Almost none came home.
Two thirds of Canadian founders raising $1M+ now do it outside Canada. A decade ago it was under a third.
Full article here:
vancouversun.com/opinion/op-ā¦
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Yesterday's panel by @Vancity/@FrontierBC on "The AI Question: What do we actually want from it and who gets to decide?" -- moderated by Gurpreet Jhaj, with @GaryMarcus, @MadisonMills22 (@axios), and @arunbahl (@AloeInc) -- cut right to the heart of the question of how humans will exert or hand over our agency in this technological transition.
Closing remark couldn't have put a finer point on it:
Gurpreet: "What is one thing you want the founders and investors in this room to do differently when it comes to AI starting today?"
Arun: "You still have a lot of choice. The other machine that directs our behavior is the economy. Yet humans can exercise their decision making, and build things in line with their own values. So do that."
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What an absolutely inspiring time #TED2026! ā¤ļø
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It was great to speak at SXSW this week with Kasley Killam (The Art and Science of Connection), Lambert Hogenhout (UN), and Tobias Peyerl (OpenAI).
AI is accelerating fast, but the real pressure is on the human layer.
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Huge congrats to AI Autonomous leaders Wayve on their $1.2B raise at an $8.6B valuation.
Visited their London HQ last year and rode through Shoreditch with their AI driving the car. Watching it interpret the world in real time felt like the future.
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The old economic playbook is broken.
In an IP economy, regions win by building from within.
Break the flywheel and you lose companies like Slack, founded in Vancouver, sold for $27.7B & the billions that follow.
Adapt fast or hollow out
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General Fusion@GeneralFusionJan 22
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General Fusion is going public!
Today, we are announcing our definitive business combination agreement with Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. III (NASDAQ: SVAC). Spring Valley has a strong track record, and its leadership has a history of making smart investments that bring first-of-a-kind technologies to market.
This new chapter will support our path to reach key milestones with Lawson Machine 26 and continue our more than 20-year track record of advancing fusion technology. Weāre grateful to our team, partners, and longāstanding supporters who have helped make this moment possible. Weāre excited for the next steps in our journey.
Read the full press release here: generalfusion.com/post/generā¦
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WOW!!!
Never thought we would hear this level of honesty from a Western leader, and certainly not Canada, given the direction of Canada in the past 25 years. Canada's shift towards multialignment is quite clear - and this level of honesty from Carney on Western "fiction" about the old order will be warmly welcomed in much of the Global South:
"We knew that the story about the rules-based order was partially false... We knew that international law applied with varying rigour depending on the identity of the accused and the victim. This fiction was useful [because of the goods provided by American hegemony]... So we placed the sign in the window. We participated in the rituals. And we largely avoided calling out the gaps between rhetoric and reality. This bargain no longer works. Let me be direct. We are in the midst of a rupture, not a transition... You cannot live within the lie of mutual benefit through integration when integration becomes the source of your subordination."
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Third spaces are infrastructure. Without intention, ecosystems donāt compound.
Hereās a post I wrote about this:
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Getting people together in New York is hard.
Getting ppl from Manhattan to Brooklyn in December is harder.
Still, 40 founders, investors, and public leaders showed up for real connection and conversations that mattered. Worth it.
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