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

"I am so used to seeing you behind the scenes, providing technical support to online events, that I could not imagine you were among the resource persons of the webinar." That was what my colleague admitted to me the day after the webinar where I was invited to contribute as one of the speakers. This moment made me realize how easily we limit each other - and ourselves - to single roles, much like how we risk reducing human complexity in an age of artificial intelligence. It