A Canadian AI brain trust sounds like a seat for someone who understands the technology. Mohit Rajhans opens that question to the people who understand the work, offering an entry point for established expertise in the AI debate.
Forty online learning programs turned up in his search. The harder question sits between the funding announcement and the course catalogue: who knows those resources exist, and what would meaningful adoption look like in a particular industry?
A classroom brings the stakes into focus. Learning to build with AI and retaining the skills it can take over are different goals. Mohit’s proposal starts with the strengths Canada already has, then asks where the authority to shape their future should sit.
Topics: Canadian AI, industry brain trusts, AI learning resources, cognitive offloading, technology governance
GUEST: Mohit Rajhans | http://mohit.ai | http://thinkstart.ca
Originally aired on2026-10-29
