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Andrew Seale

Toronto
As seen in: Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Finance Canada, The Globe and Mail, Flipboard, Yahoo, enRoute (Air Canada), Mining, The Walrus Magazine, Vancouver is Awesome, Times Colonist and
Journalistic musings in our century's beautiful language. Drifter. Banjo Understudy. Freelance. @YahooCA @globeandmail. drew.seale at gmail dot com

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Andrew Seale is a freelance writer with a hyperactive imagination and predilection towards the obscure and eclectic. His words on everything from gold-producing bacteria to the business of seahorses conservation and the entrepreneurial spirit have appeared in the Toronto Star, Travel and Escape, The GridTO, Yonge Street Media, Canadian Musician, The Vancouver Sun, Mediaplanet, Alternatives Journal and on the back of napkins sometimes tucked into the pockets of strangers. He can be found at when…

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This Concordia professor is leading a global initiative to bring Indigenous knowledge to AI

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By Andrew Seale
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Jason Edward Lewis slides his glasses up and rubs his eyes. He's tired. Or maybe just tired of the mainstream discourse about artificial intelligence. "So much of the AI conversation is a bad conversation," says the digital media theorist. Behind him in the video chat, tropical greenery whips around in the winds of a blurred-out paradise.
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The tiny wearable that could transform life for people with diabetes

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By Andrew Seale
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The alert pings your phone at 3 a.m., a pair of urgent chimes. Your continuous glucose monitor (CGM), a sensor that tracks blood sugar in real time, is expiring. You silence it and try to get back to sleep, but you know you're facing the painful ritual of applying a new CGM in the morning. It goes like this: first, you peel off the old one, slowly and deliberately, leaving irritated skin behind.
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science | The Walrus

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By Harley Rustad Verified, Andrew Seale, Michelle Cyca Verified
| The Walrus Magazine Verified
And yes, some of it has probably gotten to you
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