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gets better?
A faster process can help an organisation without helping the people who use it. We want to know whether people get better service, more opportunity, or time they can use.
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Read the contextWHY SUPERIOR?
AI can help us do better. People decide what better means.
We welcome intelligence that helps people. Sometimes the better answer comes from a machine. Sometimes it comes from the person who questions it. We believe people should set the goals, retain meaningful control, and hold the organisations using these tools accountable.
For us, “superior” is a standard to earn through useful results: a shorter wait, a better decision, more time for what matters. It could describe human judgment, a machine’s capability, or what they achieve together.
Being in charge should mean being able to check, challenge, correct or stop a system—and reach someone who can put things right.
FROM A PROMISE TO A RESULT
Three questions we would ask of any “superior” system.
A faster process can help an organisation without helping the people who use it. We want to know whether people get better service, more opportunity, or time they can use.
A promising example is a starting point. Useful evidence should explain the comparison, the limitations and whether the improvement lasts in everyday use.
People need a way to question decisions and get mistakes corrected. A system’s value includes what happens when it falls short.
A CANADIAN CONVERSATION
Canada’s AI strategy describes ambitions for better healthcare, stronger businesses and improved public services. Whether those ambitions become everyday benefits is the conversation we want to follow.
This independent conversation is open to everyone. Tell us what matters to you.
Read Canada’s stated AI prioritiesREAD THE CONTEXT
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Trump’s follow-up poll presents two options for a proposed replacement name for artificial intelligence. The debate is still a naming proposal.
Just the News · ReportingThe original poll offered Superior, Extreme and Supreme Intelligence. It sparked the question behind this page: what should intelligence have to earn?
Anadolu · ReportingIn March 2026, 35.9% of workers aged 15–69 reported using generative AI at work during the previous year. The technology is already part of everyday decisions.
Statistics Canada · ResearchSelected stories and research. Dates shown are publication dates.
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