CreativeVerse: The Planet That Outlawed One-Future Predictions
On Quoralis, one forecast became law. This speculative CreativeVerse story explores why societies need alternative futures, uncertainty and human judgement.
Tag: AI ethics
Do Not Give an AI Agent the Keys to Everything: Build a Permission Budget
An AI agent needs enough access to finish its task—not your whole digital life. Build a permission budget with limits, approvals, logs and rapid revocation.
Small Business AI Governance: A Simple Policy That Works
Create a practical AI policy for your small business covering privacy, accuracy, human review, approved tools and accountability.
Effects Analysis Framework: Keep the Cases That Challenge Your Idea
Developing the Effects Analysis Framework means examining counterexamples, comparing attention patterns and separating observed effects from claims of intent.
Lunch Table Dreams: A Power Lunch for Creativity, AI and Responsible Leadership
Revisit Lunch Table Dreams by Mary Oge Chuks: a playful power lunch that opens a conversation about creativity, AI, compliance and responsible leadership.
CreativeVerse: The Door That Waited
An original CreativeVerse short scene: Aramu, Aruaia and AIDA face a door that opens quickly—and a visitor who needs time to choose.
A Confident Answer Still Needs a Place for Disagreement
Keep room for disagreement in AI-assisted decisions with a simple record of alternatives, missing evidence and the reasons behind your final choice.
The AI Distillation Dispute: When Does Learning From Another Model Become Digital Extraction?
US agencies accuse Chinese AI companies of malicious model distillation; China rejects the claims. The dispute exposes unresolved rules for machine learning.
AI Existential Risk Without Panic: How Leaders Should Communicate Serious Uncertainty
The UN rights chief has called for strong AI safety guarantees. Psychology shows how leaders can communicate severe uncertainty without creating panic or apathy.
New York City Bans AI for 600,000 Younger Students — But Is Banning AI the Right Way to Teach the AI Generation?
New York City has paused student-facing generative AI for nearly 600,000 younger students. Mary Oge Chuks asks whether protecting independent thinking requires prohibition — or better AI literacy.