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If you’re in tech, policy, or the creative space, now’s your moment to help set the guardrails for AI storytelling. The future is being written—literally—in one click.

Generative AI is rewriting the rules of content. Let’s make sure it rewrites the rules for protection, consent, and trust too.

AI tools that remove all friction from creation can also remove friction from harm. The answer? Build ethical standards into product design from day one. #ResponsibleAI

Innovation must come with accountability. If AI is the “new electricity,” then building its grid should be a shared responsibility, not a public subsidy.’’

AI fairness isn’t just about algorithms. It’s also about the infrastructure behind them—and making sure the economic impact is equitable.

Data centers power AI’s future—but they’re also driving electricity bills up for millions. We need policy that ensures the companies creating demand also carry the cost.

Policies must lead—not lag. The rise of AI in the workforce demands governance that protects workers, bridges skill divides, and prioritizes fairness in deployment.

The finance sector is on the frontlines—AI now handles up to 75% of analyst work in some firms. As automation deepens, human oversight, ethics, and client relations must remain central.

Entry‑level trajectories are shrinking, and as AI takes over lower‑rung roles, career paths are shifting. We must reclaim access and opportunity through targeted reskilling.

AI is disrupting workforce dynamics fast—white‑collar layoffs are accelerating as firms deploy AI to replace routine roles. This isn’t just tech—it’s a test of policy, equity, and resilience.

AI isn’t just changing how we think—it’s making us think less. Recent studies from @Wharton and @MIT suggest large language models are eroding our cognitive edge. One experiment showed ChatGPT users had lower comprehension than those using Google. Another found that participants

The smarter AI gets, the dumber we risk becoming. Let’s fix that. EEG studies at MIT show a drop in brain activity when people use AI for writing and decision-making. One key finding? Heavy LLM users had the weakest memory retention and analytical focus. We’re not just saving

We’re on the path to cognitive off‑loading: relying on chatbots is shrinking our critical muscles. As a leader in the AI world, I advocate for AI that augments—not replaces—human judgment.

AI’s convenience comes at a cost: creativity, reasoning, recall—all at risk. I’m taking responsibility to guide the AI evolution in a way that empowers the human mind, not weakens it

MIT EEG tests show LLM users exhibit lowest brain connectivity and memory recall—users could NOT quote their own essays. That’s not efficiency, that’s erosion. I’m pushing for smarter AI habits.

A Wharton study of 4,500+ users shows those who research via ChatGPT develop shallower knowledge than people who search via Google. Passive synthesis ≠ real learning. Human thinking must stay active.

British Vogue’s usage of an AI generated model is causing us to think about how innovation and creativity may hinder ethics across industries.

As AI shifts, evolves, and continuously changes throughout the world, we must have regulations to standardize its usage, protect consumers and spur innovation across the globe.

In a move that further shows how AI is being integrated with our education system, ChatGPT’s latest update includes ��study mode,” moving away from giving direct answers to a form of problem solving. https://t.co/fLaHpftxlF