Ethical AI Practices

Photo created by Google Gemini At my first AI workshop with members of KoGe, a Swiss network of faith-based organisations working on peace, justice, and inclusion across 37 countries, someone raised their hand mid-session: “But is it sustainable?” A fair question. The honest answer, right now, is that we do not really know, because the companies behind these tools have found a legal way to fake the answer. Clean on paper, coal in the grid  Picture the electricity grid as a gi

Let's not be hypocrites from the start: Yes, I use AI every day for work and personal purposes. I also drive a car, eat meat, buy cheap clothes, take airplanes, and—worst of all—I really like gadgets. I'm not sure that makes me a bad person or citizen, but I can assure you I'm trying to live consciously, mindful of my impact and the footprints I leave on the world I want to inhabit. I don't mean this as self-therapy. I'm simply making clear I'm not speaking from moral authori