Global leaders deal with chaotic and changing situations, often filled with tension and conflict, which can make people feel excluded and prevent #community building. Two disparate yet connected fields grapple with the continued emergence of ethical dilemmas: #Technology and #AI, and #DEI. As much as we think these fields aren’t related, how we manage #conflict, check our assumptions, and navigate connection is what creates the path forward.
Read MoreMy memories are Metas training data - How Politics and Technology Meet
Technology is not neutral; it is always shaped by human hands. Meta’s plans to use personal content posted by Facebook and Instagram users to train algorithms suggest our digital histories are being repackaged to teach AI about—and how to mimic—humanity.
How should content be governed?
The roots of Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht's story run deep into American libertarianism. Trump's recent pledge to commute Ulbricht's sentence sheds light on the intertwining of politics and tech.
Read an insightful extract on Silk Road's rise and fall by Joshuah Bearman: https://lnkd.in/ghr_A5iy
Skills have a “half-life” - it's 5 years, and quickly shortening
[ from Desire2Learn ]
As technology and automation continue to change the meaning of work and the skills required of the workforce, our education systems need to adapt and require action and support from governments.
Key Findings:
Job skills are becoming outdated more rapidly, lasting only 1 to 5 years.
Given the unknown nature of future jobs and their job skill requirements, soft skills are the durable skills of the future.
Durable skills are increasingly valued by employers for resilient and adaptable employees who can operate in a global economy.
Christine Haskell, PHD has built her practice on credible, published research and data. In the Research Series, you’ll find highlights, shareable statistics, and links to the full source material.