Ministry in the age of AI - 1
From a webinar by Barna and RightNow Media
25% of adults say that they would trust an AI response if they asked it questions about Christian teachings and beliefs. That rises to 40% for Gen Z and Millennials. We face interesting questions about how to do ministry.
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This is My Place: Fatima's Story
From an article by Resonance
Fatima was married with three daughters and was working for the NHS in Cardiff. But sadly, throughout her marriage, she experienced domestic abuse. She divorced and had no home to go to...
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Why news is so negative
From an article on Readtangle
If a headline reads, "Some very sad, terrible news to share", it's hard to resist opening the article. It makes an important point though - consuming news of the awful is addictive. What are effects?
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The fifth industrial revolution
From articles by Regenesys Business School and Dig
“I see a crisis of trust in technology. In the Fifth Industrial Revolution, we’re going to have to have a chief ethical and humane use officer. Are we using these technologies for the good of the world?”
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Digital Compass
From an article by the Behavioral Insights Team
A behaviourally informed programme, designed with young people to help them behave ethically online. A positive impact on their online experiences; knowledge, new coping strategies, responsibility, consequences of their actions.
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The dignity of work
From an article by Beautiful Enterprise
It is a phrase which is growing in usage, but what does it mean? Examples from experience of working, an exploration of biblical perspective and why it is relevant to all of us.
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Thriving Cities (or towns)
From a report by the Institute for Advanced Studie
What does it mean and take to thrive in my city, and how can I contribute? Six areas of community wealth and well-being: Truth, Prosperity, Good, Justice and Order, Beauty and Sustainability.
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In-Person - ?Investing for a Better World: A Symposium - London
@CCLA, One Angel Lane, London
Peter Hugh Smith, Chief Executive of CCLA, invites you to debate with CCLA’s investment and sustainability teams as they explore a possible renaissance of capital investment after a decade of secular stagnation. There will be plenty of opportunity to talk to our fund managers, as well as network with sector peers.
The past 10 years:
Why has the UK failed to invest, what has it cost, and can we turn it around?
Will technology continue to drive stock market returns?
Healthy markets; healthy communities. The societal cost of failing to invest - environmental dilapidation, deterioration in welfare and failing mental health
The next 10 years:
How automation and AI will improve productivity?
Energy efficiency and decarbonisation?
Investing in infrastructure
09/05/2024
14:00