From Factory Floors to Algorithms: Why Pope Leo XIV’s Choice of Name Matters in the Age of AI When Pope Leo XIV stepped onto the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica, the choice of his papal name sent an unmistakable message to the world. By naming himself after Pope Leo XIII, the new pontiff wasn’t […]
Ethics Isn’t a Roadblock—It’s a Value Multiplier: Rethinking Profit Through Impact Investing There was a time when ethics and investing were seen as opposing forces—one idealistic, the other practical. “Do good or do well,” the conventional wisdom went. You couldn’t have both. That mindset is not only outdated—it’s dangerously inaccurate. Today, the most visionary
Protecting Young Minds: Why Algorithms Must Nurture, Not Exploit, Our Children There is no such thing as a neutral algorithm. Behind every “recommended for you” video, every trending TikTok, and every social media feed is a system designed to shape attention, behavior, and identity. For adults, that influence can be powerful—but for children and
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Watching the Watchers: Meta Glasses, Surveillance, and the Erosion of Privacy Imagine walking down a city street, chatting with a friend, checking your messages—or simply minding your own business—when someone passing by blinks, taps their glasses, and quietly records your face, your voice, and your location without your consent. This isn’t dystopian science fiction.
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When Machines Create, Who Pays the Rent? The Case for Universal Income in the Age of Generative AI We are living through a technological turning point, one that rivals the invention of the printing press or the industrial revolution. Generative AI—machines that can write, paint, compose, code, and design—has opened a new era of
Ethics in Geopolitics: From Self-Interest to Shared Humanity in the Age of AI As the world hurtles into an era defined by rapid technological change and geopolitical tension, the moral compass guiding global decisions appears to be tilting dangerously inward. Nations, leaders, and individuals are increasingly motivated by self-preservation, personal gain, and tribal identity
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The Line We Must Never Cross: AI, Autonomy, and the Threat of Technocratic Tyranny In the race toward hyperconnected futures, the question isn’t just whether AI will surpass human intelligence—it’s whether we’ll allow it, or the corporations and governments that wield it, to surpass human dignity. We are at a crossroads. On one path,
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AI and IoT: How Do They Complement One Another? The Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) are among the most prominent topics in the technology sector. Consequently, it is imperative for enterprise technologists to possess a deep understanding of these subjects. It is crucial to strategize on how these two
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