Tag: AI and Emotion
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Beyond Cheating: How Young People Actually Use AI and What Institutions Fail to See
In conversation with Yasmine Rejeb Yasmine Rejeb is a researcher, policy analyst, and author working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, global governance, and international law. A former Global Fellow at Columbia University’s Committee on Global Thought, Yasmine contributed to the Youth in a Changing World project, a large-scale qualitative study involving more than 400… Read more
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The Last Human: When Did We Start Sharing Our Minds with Machines?
A conversation with KET-A Williams, cyberpsychologist, Afrofuturist, and Fulbright U.S. Student Scholar whose research moves between distributed cognition, hybrid intelligence, and regenerative AI. She is currently preparing to research culturally sovereign artificial intelligence in Jamaica. If we increasingly think with technology, what remains uniquely human? Introduction Not long ago, technology was something we used. Today,… Read more
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AI Companions and Mental Health: Who Is Shaping Whom?
In conversation with Merve Cerit Bio: Merve Cerit is a computer scientist and engineer whose research sits at the intersection of digital behavior, mental health, and AI. After working on commercial applications of AI, she completed a Master’s in Learning Sciences, studying how people learn and unlearn with technology. She is a Fulbright Scholar and… Read more
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7 Things Parents Need to Know About How Kids Are Talking to AI and What to Do
A practical guide to help parents understand risks and set rules at home Co-authored by Ana Catarina de Alencar, AI lawyer, ethicist, and Resident Philosopher at The AI Collective, and Quentin Cozette, Cybersecurity and AI Digital Governance Specialist, bridging ethical, legal, and cybersecurity perspectives. AI is present in young people’s lives, yet it often remains… Read more