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Elena writes about the questions organisations, educators and young people are facing as AI becomes part of everyday life. Her articles explore ethical AI, education, diversity in technology, policy and the future of work through a practical, human lens.
Good intentions, promising trials and rapid adoption do not remove the need for scrutiny in AI-enabled education. Elena Sinel on why critical AI literacy is part of responsible innovation, not opposed to it.
Read articleBritain needs funded routes from AI education into research and work, with clear ownership, equitable access and measurable progression.
Read articleSeven in ten teenagers now use AI every day, and many are forming emotional bonds with chatbots. On Sky News, Elena Sinel set out why this is a safeguarding issue, and what schools and government should do about it.
Read articleA clear introduction to ethical AI, why it matters and the practical questions organisations should ask before using AI systems.
Read articleA practical guide for event organisers choosing an AI keynote speaker who can inform, engage and leave audiences with something useful.
Read articleGovernments are investing heavily in AI to modernise public services, but without equipping the next generation with the right skills we risk a public sector that cannot use the technology well. Elena Sinel on building the pipeline.
Read articleAs governments debate AI safety and regulation, the biggest question is not which model wins. It is who gets to shape the technology in the first place. Elena Sinel on building the foundations for a fairer AI future.
Read articleThe alleged unauthorised use of Scarlett Johansson's voice by OpenAI is more than a legal dispute. Elena Sinel on consent, accountability and the gender bias built into the systems shaping our lives.
Read articleThe skills taught in schools increasingly fail to match what an AI-driven workforce demands. Elena Sinel makes the case for embedding AI literacy across the curriculum, with diversity and ethics at its core.
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