Marie Horodecki Aymes

AI governance requires more than risk awareness. An analysis of why boards need hands-on AI experience to ask the right questions.

Quebec's curbsicle recycling system reform has sent costs soaring, with producer contributions reaching $483M in 2026, nearly four times the gap projected for 2030. This MHA Insights analysis traces the structural drivers behind the increase, from the "everything in the bin" policy shift to deposit return diversion, sorting center obsolescence, and a thirty-year infrastructure catch-up, separating cyclical amplifiers from design choices in Quebec's EPR regime.

I love AI. I really do. I use it. I test it. I break it. I integrate it into my work. I genuinely believe it can make us faster, sharper, and occasionally less tired. Which is why watching how we talk about AI right now is… deeply confusing. Because apparently, according to LinkedIn, the main way to use AI is to scroll endlessly through lists. “30 AI tools you MUST know.” “10 tools that will change your life.” “An AI for slides. An AI for writing. An AI for coding. An AI for ...