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Eight groups. Yours is one of them.
Every group runs the same 105 minutes on a different problem: two diamonds, then a commitment. Watch who else is joining, then open yours to see the cards for the block you are in and the notes you are keeping together.
The eight groups
No one has picked yet. This fills as people choose.
- Group 1. Break the Silos: Canada's Locked Health Data Hospitals can't use their own data: siloed records block primary care-delivery AI, and a national health-data asset stays locked in silos. No one yet
- Group 2. Beyond the Pit: Sustainably Implementing AI in the Resource Economy Canada leads in energy, mining, and critical minerals, yet AI barely reaches the sector; the opening is to deploy it sustainably, not just to pull more from the pit. No one yet
- Group 3. Championing Adoption: Building the AI Bridge for Marginalized Industries and Workforces Seven in eight firms still don't use AI, and the national climb to 60% by 2034 risks widening a 20-fold sector divide that falls hardest on SMBs, regions, and workers on the margins. No one yet
- Group 4. Escape Pilot Purgatory: Outcomes Over Hype Firms adopt AI, almost none see returns: 93% touch it, 2% report ROI, because value stalls at the pilot. No one yet
- Group 5. Stop the IP Leak: Scaling Innovation Beyond Incubation Built here, owned elsewhere: IP, ownership, and scale capital leak abroad. No one yet
- Group 6. Earn the Trust: Educating Users and Empowering Organizations Canadians are slow to trust the AI or understand its practical uses, and organizations lack the governance to act. No one yet
- Group 7. Feed the Machines: Sovereign Compute and the Grid Not enough power and plugs for AI: gigawatts queued and sovereign compute scarce, while data centres get built abroad. No one yet
- Wildcard group. Something else Set by the vote at the align step. No one yet
Your group is marked here once you have picked. Pick your problem
The eighth problem
Five minutes
Talk it through out loud, then vote for the one you would work on. The idea with the most votes becomes the eighth problem.
The facilitator calls the five minutes and everyone argues it out. The buttons only record where you land, so this is not a silent ballot.
Voting opens when the facilitator says so.
No ideas yet. Propose one on the pick screen.