Humanity IS calling for a better tomorrow.
We amplify voices strengthening the building blocks of a healthy society: a freer self, a stronger community, reciprocal business systems, and an honest culture.
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Ai.chemyst 🝳 Paul.Swift | The distil_AI_tion
Self-Agency
“You [probably] Cannot Future-Proof A Skill Anymore“
Ai.chemyst 🝳 Paul.Swift argues that words like judgment, empathy and strategic thinking only become meaningful when you actually have somewhere to practise them, get them wrong, adjust and try again. I really like this way of thinking about what we should be building as AI changes the work around us ❤️ – Mia Kiraki, Contributing Editor
COMMUNITY
The algorithm prefers to make me feel powerless and hopeless. Human curation insists on reminding me of exactly how powerful we can be. Taylor Clark specifically names the five ways community is restoring the balance of power. Once you see it, you can’t unsee it. – Kathi Dalguntas, Editor-In-Chief
BUSINESS
“How to Solve Human Coordination with AI”
I like to surround myself with humans who aren’t afraid to say the harsh things. They usually have a sharp view on what the problem is and what needs to change. Vanessa Meyer is one of those humans. The idea to leverage AI for pattern reading is so exciting! – Kathi Dalguntas, Editor-In-Chief
CULTURE
Like many of us, Hans Jorgensen constantly finds himself questioning if non-violent peace-making is enough to change reality. He shares his takeaways from reading The Future is Peace, written by friends Aziz Abu Sarah (a Palestinian) and Maoz Inon (an Israeli Jew).
If it feels hopeless, it could be by design. Perhaps one of the most radical non-violent peace-making we can do right now is to allow ourselves to imagine what’s possible.
humanity’s voice is not rising. let’s make it soar.
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