COREY @documentdaddy

AI compliance shouldn’t take 12 weeks. Built a tool that assesses AI compliance for buyers afraid of AI. Sorry to consultants who Google things for $500/hour. documind.ca Canada Joined January 2009

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COREY @documentdaddy

19 hours ago

AI vendors trying to sell in Canada: French support required at $25K for federal contracts, not $1M. Your English-only tool already violates the Official Languages Act. That’s why government won’t buy from you.

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COREY @documentdaddy

2 days ago

To all AI vendors using AWS/Azure for Canadian government data: That violates data residency laws in I think 7 provinces? Each violation = potential $100K fine. But sure, keep pitching US cloud solutions.

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COREY @documentdaddy

3 days ago

AI vendors: AIDA died in January but Quebec’s privacy law has $10M penalties TODAY. You’re preparing for dead federal laws while violating live provincial ones. Fix your compliance stack.

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COREY @documentdaddy

4 days ago

Government takes 6 weeks verifying AI vendor docs that are public online. Meanwhile vendors wait, burn cash, miss other opportunities. Web URL analysis ends this theater. Nobody uses it. Documind does.

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COREY @documentdaddy

4 days ago

The big lol is the GoC rejects most bids for missing checkbox 4.2.7(b), not quality issues. That’s millions in wasted proposal writing. I’m building something that finds and corrects every item related to AI. Why does Government of Canada procurement take forever?

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COREY @documentdaddy

5 days ago

Spent the last years of my life watching tech vendors lose contracts to paperwork errors on 200 page docs. Procurement Ombudsman: 1/3 of RFPs have unclear criteria. Built tool that catches this in 30 seconds. Weekly insights on Canadian procurement absurdity incoming.