ethics Archives

Being Human in the Age of AI: Trust, Adoption, and Ethical Dilemmas

Being Human in the Age of AI: Trust, Adoption, and Ethical Dilemmas Issue 233, October 9, 2025 Here’s a test: Think about yesterday. How many AI recommendations did you follow without a second thought? Your Netflix queue. Your GPS route. Maybe even what to cook for dinner. Now think about the last major strategic decision you made at work. Did you trust AI the same way? Or did something in your gut say, “Wait. I need to think about this.”…

Kevin Novak

October 9, 2025

Ideas and Innovations Newsletter

Managing Ethical Dilemmas: A Human-Centric Approach to AI Adoption

Managing Ethical Dilemmas: A Human-Centric Approach to AI Adoption Issue 194, January 9, 2025 It has become clear that the acceleration of AI applications has the potential to upend life as we have known it. It is impossible to deny the power of AI manifestations (platforms, chatbots, interfaces) to improve and influence our personal and professional lives. Many individuals are already diving deeply and embracing the use of AI for most if not all tasks. Others are holding out after…

Kevin Novak

January 8, 2025

Ideas and Innovations Newsletter

Misinformation, AI, Cyber Troops, and Our Need for Guardrails

Misinformation, AI, Cyber Troops, and Our Need for Guardrails Issue 131, October 19, 2023 We’re taking a moment (again) to consider the implications of the speed of technological change confronting us daily. What was charmingly referred to as the information superhighway by Al Gore back in 1993 has morphed into a bullet train … run by AI. What’s more, we face those with malicious intent to manipulate our opinions, bend our minds into believing fiction and influence us in what…

Kevin Novak

October 19, 2023