AI can give you an answer in seconds. But a confident answer isn’t always one you should trust.

On this episode of All Hands on Tech, we sit down with Meghraj Solanki, co-founder of Cape Breton’s Synexiom Labs, to explore what more trustworthy AI could look like in everyday use. Meghraj introduces Cortexiom, an AI chat tool designed to flag assumptions and acknowledge uncertainty, and discusses why human judgment remains essential when using these tools.

We also explore how businesses can decide where AI fits, what it’s like building a company with your brother, and the opportunities and challenges of growing an AI business from Cape Breton.

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In this episode of All Hands on Tech, we sit down with Haley Guest and Mike Purcell from Nova Scotia Community College to explore how AI is changing technology education — and what it means to prepare students for the workforce they’re entering.

The conversation looks at the technical and human skills students need, from understanding how AI works to questioning its answers and using it responsibly. Haley and Mike also discuss NSCC’s graduate certificate in IT Programming for Artificial Intelligence, how they’re adapting teaching as students use AI in the classroom, and the role industry plays in keeping programs connected to the workplace.

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In this episode of All Hands on Tech, we sit down with Food Web co-founder Justin Andrews to explore how a challenge he faced with his own baking business led to a platform connecting food entrepreneurs with licensed commercial kitchens they can book by the hour.

Justin shares what he learned from nearly two years of research, how Food Web handles licensing, insurance and trust between kitchen owners and renters, and how support from Feed Nova Scotia is helping make kitchen rentals more affordable. We also discuss Food Web’s growing vision for a more connected local food system and what it could look like beyond Nova Scotia.

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