"Mental laziness" is an increasingly common concern in our AI workshops. In this post, we highlight a new study from Carnegie Mellon and Microsoft Research on AI and critical thinking—and share our visual summary of its key insights.
By 2027, AI could surpass the impact of the Industrial Revolution—if this scenario plays out. From personal assistant agents to superhuman coders and geopolitical tensions, this thought-provoking forecast is essential reading for policymakers, strategists, and tech leaders in Brussels, Washington, and Beijing.
One of the biggest challenges in incorporating AI into the workplace is knowing where to start. With so many tools and possibilities, it can be overwhelming to choose the right path.
Learn how to use AI for persuasive policy messaging, with practical tips on framing GMO technology in the context of the Mercosur agreement, based on political group perspectives.
This compilation takes us through the history of the first #EPSO candidates, showcasing their journey and achievements from the very beginning to the present day—and even looking ahead.
In just a year since connecting with Jacques Foul, we've trained over 1000 professionals on AI’s role in advocacy.
Discover how AI, combined with Edward de Bono’s '6 Thinking Hats' approach, can serve as your free strategic consultant.
AI models may not have personal opinions, but their responses are shaped by built-in or inferred values—meaning the way you phrase a question can influence the answer.
UK Cabinet Minister for AI, Peter Kyle, made a classic mistake—treating ChatGPT like a search engine.
