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Never get in the way of a parent on a mission
By Lara Galinsky
Never get in the way of a parent on a mission.
Most never expected to have one. They were busy raising their children, building careers, getting on with life. Then a problem reached their child and became impossible to ig...
Rewilding the Web
A button on my phone.
One word: “Migrate.”
~
I pressed it.
From Bluesky to W —
and I kept what mattered.
My posts, my follows, the years of conversation:
still reachable.
~
The ones who stayed could still find me.
The networks int...
What 370,000 student essays reveal about AI’s impact on creativity
“For the first time in human history, we have a technology that can generate words separately from the thoughts they represent.”
Rebecca Winthrop wrote those words in a recent New York Times op-ed on AI and creativity. Winthrop, a senior f...
The interfaith effort to address the challenges of AI
Pope Leo XIV made headlines last month with his 42,000-word encyclical, “Magnifica Humanitas”, but he is not the only faith leader weighing in with perspectives on AI.
Leaders from Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, the Church of Jesus Christ of L...
Five reflections from Pope Leo’s letter on AI
By Dr. Tomicah Tillemann
Pope Leo XIV signed his encyclical on AI, “Magnifica Humanitas” (“Magnificent Humanity”), 135 years to the day after another Pope Leo published “Rerum Novarum” (“Of New Things”) in 1891. The earlier document has pr...
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Project Liberty is leading the movement to give people back control of their lives in the digital age by ensuring they have a voice, choice, and stake in a better internet.
Taiwan’s first Digital Minister and the world’s first nonbinary cabinet minister. Awarded the Right Livelihood Award for “advancing the social use of digital technology to empower citizens, renew democracy and heal divides.”
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