Staying Human: Being a person in the age of AI
From a podcast by Together for the Common Good
2 main concerns; 1. AI confuses what it means to be human and what distinguishes humans from machines. 2. Bad uses of AI threaten essential aspects of human experience - creativity, understanding, vocation.
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Can't Look Away - the case against social media
From a film distributed by Dartmouth Films
A documentary based on investigative reporting, delving into tactics of major tech companies, the dangers of addictive algorithms, and the urgent need for industry reform to protect vulnerable users.
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AI generated parenting advice one tap away
From a blog by Nesta and other sources
There are many apps which offer expert parenting advice and now we are seeing some offer parents immediate, personalised, AI-generated advice on any situation they are faced with, from teething to tantrums.
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Easy-to-assemble flatpack electric trucks for Africa
From an article by Reasons to be Cheerful
Farmers are offered “ride shares” for their produce rather than hire the whole truck and the reduced spoilage of harvests and the convenient logistics have encouraged customers to grow and sell more.
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How AI is revolutionising education
From a talk at Digital Leaders week
The system isn't broken - it's outdated, no longer necessary in its current form due to advances in technology and AI. There is urgency for educators to integrate AI into their teaching strategies and work processes.
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How screen time affects childhood development
From an article by Safety Detectives
As screen tech becomes more integrated into our lives, attempts to understand its impact on cognitive and behavioural development, particularly in children, have sparked concerns and debate. Some insights..
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AI In The Church Survey 2024
From a report by Exponential
Demonstrates a growing interest by church leaders in integrating AI into aspects of ministry. However there's a mix of excitement and caution between enhancing ministry versus ethical implications and preserving human touch.
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Harnessing AI for social impact
From an article by Impact Entrepreneur
The intersection of AI and social impact presents extraordinary opportunities for positive change. Improving efficiency, optimizing resource allocation, developing innovative products, and helping better decision-making.
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Online - Using AI to Listen, Learn, and Act on Community Feedback
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Stanford University. Meaningful change begins with listening. Evidence shows that when we genuinely understand people’s needs and act on what we hear, we make better decisions that lead to better outcomes. So how can AI help nonprofits and foundations listen to more people, synthesize large volumes of data, and respond more effectively? Join Stanford University and Feedback Labs for a 90-minute interactive session exploring AI for feedback and listening at scale.
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Walk away with an understanding of how to think about effective and responsible AI use in the context of community listening.
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Learn from peers who are using AI to accelerate, scale, and strengthen their feedback processes.
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Identify strategies and tools to support your organization’s feedback collection, analysis, and course correction.
17/11/2026
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