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19 August 2026

Canva co-founder hits ‘the shed’ to fix costly AI delays

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Canva co-founder hits ‘the shed’ to fix costly AI delays

Two of Canva’s co-founders were out at events on Tuesday, as they tried to put a positive spin on the AI disruption threatening the company’s success story.

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