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Useful AI news for Saskatchewan's ecosystem.

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AiSK announcement

July 1, 20264 min read

AiSK to Provide AI Literacy Training to 10,000 Saskatchewan Residents and Businesses

Artificial Intelligence Saskatchewan launched 10K AI SK, a free-to-members program to teach AI basics to 10,000 people and businesses across the province starting Fall 2026.

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Latest digest

July 21, 20266 min read

Canadian AI Research Is Landing Closer to Home

A new $1 million commitment to the University of Saskatchewan is a useful reminder that a strong AI ecosystem is built through research connections, responsible practice, and people who can use new tools well.

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July 14, 20266 min read

AI on the Farm Needs More Than a Dashboard

A new federal investment and Canadian agriculture research put the focus on a practical question for Saskatchewan: how do AI tools earn trust in the field?

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Saskatchewan community members, students, and clinicians reviewing health information cards and an AI evidence map in a bright workshop setting.

June 25, 20266 min read

Health AI Is Getting Better. Literacy Still Matters.

Recent health AI announcements show why Saskatchewan readers should pair better AI health answers with human judgment, privacy awareness, and clear clinical safeguards.

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Saskatchewan community members reviewing an AI infrastructure planning map with data centres, power lines, water systems, and prairie fields.

June 24, 20266 min read

AI Infrastructure Is a Community Planning Topic

Recent AI data-centre, chip, power, and water stories show why Saskatchewan communities should treat AI infrastructure as a public planning and literacy issue, not only a technology trend.

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June 23, 20266 min read

AI Workforce Readiness Is Becoming Community Infrastructure

Recent AI workforce announcements show why Saskatchewan needs practical AI literacy, shared learning paths, and community spaces where people can turn tools into responsible local capability.

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June 22, 20265 min read

AI Cyber Warnings Are Now an AI Literacy Issue

A Five Eyes warning on AI-enabled cyber risk gives Saskatchewan leaders, students, and organizations a practical reason to connect AI literacy with cyber resilience.

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