WASHINGTON - TelAve -- MONTRÉAL, CANADA – Author Chandra Donelson headlined the World AI Summit in Montréal as part of her 2025 book tour. Donelson joined Fawn Hudgens, Chief Editor and Content Director at Inspired Minds, for a fireside chat focused on the human side of artificial intelligence and how organizations can quickly and responsibly adopt emerging technologies.

Addressing an audience of more than 3,000 global attendees, Donelson emphasized the importance of practical implementation, moving beyond experimentation, and cross-sector collaboration in accelerating AI adoption.

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Following the fireside chat, Donelson signed copies of her children's book The Data Detective at the Carnival and spoke with hundreds of attendees. Many participants approached her during and after the forum to share how impactful her message was. Several also took to social media to highlight Donelson's talk as one of the most memorable sessions of the summit.

The Montréal summit marked a key stop on Donelson's 2025 book tour, which bridges her work in data literacy for children with her broader efforts to influence global conversations on data and AI literacy.

To learn more about Chandra Donelson, her book, or to request a speaking engagement, visit www.thedatadetective.org or contact contact@thedatadetective.org.