Nearly three in four Canadian students use AI for their schoolwork and most feel guilty doing it. So why are two-thirds of teachers still untrained to handle it?

Dr. Maggie McDonnell teaches professional writing at Concordia University. Instead of banning AI or policing her students, she sat down with her class and wrote the rules together. We talk about why a ban just turns teachers into cops, the real reason students cheat, and what school is even for when a machine can do the homework.

In this first episode of The Drift, Montreal cardiologist Dr. Ragui Ibrahim talks about what's actually broken in Canadian healthcare, the AI he built to try to fix it, and what happens to the connection between a doctor and a patient when there's a third party in the room.

AI is changing every corner of Canadian life. The Drift goes inside that change, one industry at a time.

Hosted by journalist Aalia Adam, each episode features a real conversation with a Canadian navigating AI in their own work, from healthcare to education to journalism and beyond.

New episodes coming soon.

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