s we forge partnerships between natural and artificial intelligences, have we absorbed the most vital lesson from her research, that intelligence itself is plural?

The blend of natural and artificial intelligences defines our hybrid future, Can we learn from Morocco’s timeless Zillijs to embed values into minds?

The hybrid future is inevitable. But who decides what it looks like? That answer depends on the algorithmic architecture we are building now.

It helps to distinguish AI, generative AI, and AI agents and the different opportunities and risks they present to our autonomy, relationships, and decision-making.

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AI are an acute human rights challenge, and a paradox; the same technology that liberates some enslaves others. 4 ways to do something as a consumer.

For business leaders, embracing a hybrid moral codex must be central to future-proofing operations. Three steps can help navigate a hybrid landscape.

As AI and human consciousness entwine, we stand at the threshold of a living noosphere –which challenges everything we know, including the evolution of our own potential.

The statement of Pope Leo XIV underscores a fundamental truth: AI must serve humanity, not diminish it. It is a call for prosocial AI.

AI can be a tool for human empowerment, illustrating what we call prosocial AI. Especially in the context of disability this is precious.

Crises can be an opportunity. IT is time for a holistic understanding of health, beyond disease to wellbeing, Prosocial AI can be a catalyst to make that happen.

[Surfing AI Shock] [Human Written*] Recent radio clip of me talking about the real issue behind AI companies scanning and destroying books. The image of this is a great metaphor for how AI companies are strip-mining our collective intellectual property and then selling it back to us. If it were minerals, we would expect them to pay royalties. From the AI Dividend Chapter of my Surfing AI Book: 'Another related way of looking at the process of training chatbots, image and video generators, and similar AI on collectively owned intellectual property is to see it as similar to the process of mineral mining. Chatbots and related types of AI can be seen as mining a natural resource, human language, creative images, videos, music, or other human-produced products. In the case of mineral extraction, many governments demand royalty payments to recognize that minerals can be viewed as the collective property of the citizens of the country where the minerals are located. Therefore, it is not a great leap to contemplate the idea of royalty payments being sought from corporations involved in developing some forms of AI.' The chapter is here: https://lnkd.in/esyFpEDb [*This post was Human Written, see declaration at https://lnkd.in/euYQTNxX] #aiintellectualproperty #aidivident #prosocialai #surfingai

AI might now be repurposed as a cognitive compassion curator, capable of decoding and bridging divides that traditional management has failed to close.

As AI expands into more tasks at work, organizations must adopt a human-first approach and intentionally build hybrid intelligence & talent.

Planetary health and AI are deeply entangled. Understanding their interplay is our best hope for a regenerative future. Prosocial AI offers a practical path forward.

On Sept 16th three unrelated historical events converge, creating a lens through which we might glimpse humanity's future with artificial intelligence.

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A future where AI is a partner in human and ecological flourishing, needs a shift from the vision of extractive optimization to regenerative intent. 4 ways to start.

AI development accelerates when planetary stewardship demands coordination and foresight — abilities that require enhanced rather than diminished human judgment.

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