The Future of Identity in an AI-Driven World

Following a stimulating discussion between Julie Owono and our CEO Arundati Dandapani, questions emerged about humanity’s value in an AI-driven world. As AI evolves, our identities and expertise may become digital assets. This prompts reflection on societal beliefs and practices as motivations shift. Key inquiries about ownership, benefit, and human essence in the AI era remain critical.

Celebrating A Connection of Minds in Leadership

The Founder and CEO of Generation1.ca met her Women in Research mentee for brunch, celebrating mentorship’s impact on leadership. This meeting highlighted the importance of connections and insights, reflecting findings from Generation1.ca’s Global Industry Skills Study 2025, where 12% of our members prioritize mentorship as a key support, following right behind networking and job placement.

Reinvent the Future: Join Generation1.ca’s Innovation Tour, June 27

On June 27, Generation1.ca invites members to an Innovation Tour at the Lillian H. Smith branch of the Toronto Public Library. This unique event blends historical insights with future aspirations, emphasizing innovation as a communal journey. Participants will explore past technologies and future prototypes, highlighting immigrant contributions to the global and local innovation landscape.

AI for All: Global Standards Must Bridge Gaps for Immigrants in our Digital Age

AI’s impact on immigrant integration raises both opportunities and challenges for communities. Standards from NIST, OECD, and ISO ensure responsible AI deployment, focusing on inclusivity and fairness. The NIST AI Risk Management Framework specifically addresses risks like bias and privacy, showcasing effective strategies through examples on immigrant integration.