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Why some Ontario voters are turning to AI chatbots for 2026 municipal elections
Voters are turning to AI, which often provides false information, to guide how they'll vote in elections. Dr. Alex Marland (Politics) says it makes sense that voters turn to this tech in municipal elections especially, given that candidates aren't tied to a party.
‘Is this symptom normal?’: AI tool for patient questions rolls out in New Brunswick
Dr. Daniel Lametti (Psychology) warns that even in AI systems that are trained only on physician data and the developers promise their info won't be shared, users should still exercise caution.
Biologists seek justice for forgotten kingdom of fungi
Dr. Allison Walker (Biology) says it's crucial that conservation efforts are devoted specifically to fungi; they are key to the survival of plant and animal life, beyond being incredibly valuable in their own right.
The haunting call of Canada's common loon is becoming less common amid widespread declines, study suggests
Common loons, an iconic species of cottage lakes and summertime in Canada, are declining across much of their range. CBC reported a story on this based on a scientific article spearheaded by Birds Canada and the Mallory Lab.
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