Investing in the Age of AI: Charting Alberta's Future
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March 3, 2026
3:30 pm—5:30 pm
Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre
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Our March 3rd Haskayne Business Exchange explores how AI influences decision-making when it comes to risky investment choices on trading platforms, and what Alberta needs to consider if we want to position ourselves ahead of the data centre boom. From using AI to counteract human bias and emotional investing, to building the data centers and energy systems that enable these technologies at scale, the conversation bridges human behavior and hard infrastructure. Together, the sessions examine how thoughtful AI design and investment can create healthier financial outcomes while positioning Alberta as a responsible leader in the global AI ecosystem. Haskayne professors meet industry panelists to explore how research intersects with reality. Each ticket comes with a complimentary drink ticket and access to our networking reception. Purchase your early bird tickets now (on sale until Feb 21). Tickets starting at $45
Our March 3rd Haskayne Business Exchange explores how AI influences decision-making when it comes to risky investment choices on trading platforms, and what Alberta needs to consider if we want to position ourselves ahead of the data centre boom. From using AI to counteract human bias and emotional investing, to building the data centers and energy systems that enable these technologies at scale, the conversation bridges human behavior and hard infrastructure. Together, the sessions examine how thoughtful AI design and investment can create healthier financial outcomes while positioning Alberta as a responsible leader in the global AI ecosystem. Haskayne professors meet industry panelists to explore how research intersects with reality.
Each ticket comes with a complimentary drink ticket and access to our networking reception.
Purchase your early bird tickets now (on sale until Feb 21). Tickets starting at $45
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