Rob Russo

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1,284 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 5d ago

Rob Russo’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Bridge with Peter Mansbridge · Reporter's Notebook - Raj and Russo on Canada/Us and Much More · 2 Jun 2026 podcast

Different this time.

The fear is among white-collar voters.

And who do white-collar voters in Canada often vote for?

Who do the better educated people in Canada often vote for?

They vote for the Liberals.

So this represents a political threat to the Liberals that they have to be aware of.

They're going to spend a lot of money getting not just younger people ready for this.

They're also going to spend some money training people like me, my age, with gray hair, to try and take advantage of this as well.

And they're going to try to make Canadians shareholders involved.

in this enterprise they know they can't hold it back and they're going to try to protect our sovereignty by keeping a lot of our information here they they they know that people with uh who have repetitive and easily kind of verifiable jobs those people are probably going to lose their jobs

So they're trying to help those people.

But they're also saying to people, and I think this is true of AI, and I certainly say to my own kids, if you have human skills, if you have empathy, if you have resilience, if you have trust, if you have judgment, those things are not present in AI.

And I think those things, the sort of human factors, are the reason why when this prime minister reached out to talk about his AI strategy, who did he talk to last week?

He talked to Pope Leo.

which I thought was fascinating.

Fascinating because he's done this before on markets with Pope Francis.

And so I think you're going to see a lot of that mentioned in the AI strategy as well, the humanity factor.

I'll be brief.

First of all, our jobs, just think about how our jobs have changed, okay?

My job, I started off at the Canadian Press.

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