Reimagining Tech: How organisations can lead the charge for true inclusion https://
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ing-tech-how-organisations-can-lead-charge-true-adenle-qllee
… via @LinkedIn #WomeninTech #LinkedInNewsUK #inclusionmatters
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Organisations Leading Tech Inclusion: Women in Technology
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Financial Literacy Should Be Core School Curriculum
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If I could rewrite every school curriculum, the first thing I’d add is financial literacy. It genuinely shocks me how these completely basic life skills are ignored in education (including in mine). It took me over 30 years to figure it out—through curiosity, a few kind mentors,
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18-Year-Old’s Concerns About AI and Future Career Opportunities
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I recently received an email titled “An 18-year-old’s dilemma: Too late to contribute to AI?” Its author, who gave me permission to share this, is preparing for college. He is worried that by the time he graduates, AI will be so good there’s no meaningful work left for him to do
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Career prospects in sociology versus hospitality work
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Chère madame, Les études de sociologie n’ont pas de débouchés. Elles vous envoient au casse-pipe… Restez en restauration : c’est un métier utile ! Et arrêtez la sociologie qui vous conduit au PROZAC
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Global technological competition defines twenty-first century geopolitics
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History and macro-geopolitics have always fascinated me. What we are living through now: the global competition for technological power, is, in my view, the defining story of the 21st century. It is exhilarating, but it is also fraught with danger. And those dangers stem far
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AI as a Mirror: Reflecting Humanity’s Goals and Confusion
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AI isn’t the problem or the solution. It’s a mirror. Everywhere you look, the conversation swings between fear and fascination.
But maybe AI isn’t rewriting humanity — it’s reflecting it. What we build into it, it amplifies. Clear goals turn into acceleration. Confusion -
AI Understanding Cultural Diversity and Epistemic Justice Through Language
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What if AI didn’t just speak our languages—but truly understood the people behind them?
— SAS Software (@SASsoftware) 12 novembre 2025
In this episode of Pondering AI, Paula Helm joins host Kimberly to explore how AI can advance epistemic justice and cultural diversity by centering speakers and communities, not just data and… pic.twitter.com/qhqtwbEE6DWhat if AI didn’t just speak our languages—but truly understood the people behind them? In this episode of Pondering AI, Paula Helm joins host Kimberly to explore how AI can advance epistemic justice and cultural diversity by centering speakers and communities, not just data and
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AI and Robots Signal the End of Human Work
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Début de la fin du travail humain. En commençant par les cadres (surtout ceux dans les tours en verre qui passent leurs journées derrière un ordinateur). L'IA fera tout ce qui peut être fait derrière un écran. Puis les robots humanoïdes feront toutes les tâches physiques.
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AI Scientists Casually Calling Reporters Sociopaths Normalized
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Why is it now normal for AI computer scientists to say this type of thing casually about reporters Eray Özkural, PhD – OG AI ⏭️🌟 (@examachine) Doesn't mean jornos are not sociopaths — https://nitter.net/examachine/status/1988556261453926761#m
→ View original post on X — @madhumita29, 2025-11-12 11:32 UTC
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Roboticists Debate: Robots Won’t Soon Replace Most Workers
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"Robots will NOT soon replace most human workers." This is the consensus among roboticists (even if "soon" is "within 25 years"). of recent lively debate @IROS2025 robotics conference in China is now available on @YouTube and Bilibili: https://
iros25.org/Debates