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The Logic: Meet Canada’s leading innovators from the Class of 2026
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The Logic: Meet Canada’s leading innovators from the Class of 2026
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Recent U of T computer science graduate Yuchen Wang is featured for his research applying AI to patient care, including work at Toronto Rehab and the Vector Institute.

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Communications of the ACM: How to Cross the AI Code Productivity Divide
Communications of the ACM: How to Cross the AI Code Productivity Divide

Professor Marsha Chechik discusses the role of requirements engineering in unlocking developer productivity with AI coding tools.

The Hill Times: We invented the technology, but our AI plan reads like we plan to rent it
The Hill Times: We invented the technology, but our AI plan reads like we plan to rent it

In an op-ed, Professor Daniel Wigdor argues that Canada should build on its strength in applied computing.

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