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Self-Agency

“There Is Security In Uncertainty” by TK | The Development Journal

Our need to control our lives is actually a form of rigidity, but it has been relabeled as comfort and convenience. TK | The Development Journal writes about why uncertainty is good, and how to break free from our conditioning. – Pragya, Contributing Editor

What if AI isn’t the problem with education, but a mirror showing us what we’ve been measuring all along? Melissa makes a compelling case for teaching judgment, self-awareness and the humanities before we worry about whether AI can do the work for us. An interesting piece that suggests we should be testing for the human instead of the grammar.. – Kevin Guiney, Editorial Director

BUSINESS

“Trust & Governance” by Jennifer Houle

Building more human-centered systems requires the understanding of how power works. – Kathi Dalguntas, Editor-In-Chief

CULTURE

“On, The Linoleum And The Butter” by Timothy Brice

This is a beautiful piece about what we risk losing when we focus on optimization. – Jennifer Houle, Editorial Director


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