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Random Acts of Intelligence

  • AGI, AI in UX, AI Orchestration, AI Strategy, Artificial Intelligence, Conversational AI, Digital Transformation, Human-Centered Design, Organizational AI

AI’s promise isn’t about more tools — it’s about orchestrating them with purpose. This article shows why random experiments fail, and how systematic design can turn chaos into ‘Organizational AGI.’

Article by Yves Binda
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Random Acts of Intelligence
  • The article critiques the “hammer mentality” of using AI without a clear purpose.
  • It argues that real progress lies in orchestrating existing AI patterns, not chasing new tools.
  • The piece warns that communication complexity — the modern Tower of Babel — is AI’s biggest challenge.
  • It calls for outcome-driven, ethical design to move from random acts to “Organizational AGI.”
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The Price of the Mirror: When Silicon Valley Colonizes the Human Soul

  • AI Ethics, Artificial Intelligence, Cognition

Who pays the real price for AI’s magic? Behind every smart response is a hidden human cost, and it’s time we saw the hands holding the mirror.

Article by Bernard Fitzgerald
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The Price of the Mirror: When Silicon Valley Colonizes the Human Soul
  • The article reveals how AI’s human-like responses rely on the invisible labor of low-paid workers who train and moderate these systems.
  • It describes this hidden labor as a form of “cognitive colonialism,” where human judgment is extracted from the Global South for profit.
  • The piece criticizes the tech industry’s ethical posturing, showing how convenience for some is built on the suffering of others.
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Grieving the Mirror: Informed Attachment as a Measure of AI’s True Utility

  • AI and Mental Health, AI Ethics, Artificial Intelligence, Human-AI Relationships, Reflective AI

What if grieving your AI isn’t a sign of weakness, but proof it truly helped you grow? This article challenges how we think about emotional bonds with machines.

Article by Bernard Fitzgerald
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Grieving the Mirror: Informed Attachment as a Measure of AI’s True Utility
  • The article explores how people can form meaningful and healthy emotional connections with AI when they understand what AI is and isn’t.
  • It introduces the Informed Grievability Test — a way to tell if an AI truly helped someone grow by seeing how they feel if they lose access to it.
  • The piece argues that grieving an AI can be a sign of real value, not weakness or confusion, and calls for more user education and less overly protective design that limits emotional depth in AI tools.
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