Education in siloed environments will no longer be relevant in the AI driven world, how can we prepared and be prepared to be relevant and confident in advocating for their ideas, validating their assumptions and creating solutions that are interconnected and interdependent.

True ethical AI requires humans to develop empathy, not just for others, but also for the potential consequences of their interactions with AI systems. This project explores how real-time feedback mechanisms can cultivate a sense of responsibility within human-AI interaction, ultimately leading to more ethical AI development. 

Things we wish we could have sped up, leaned on or seen coming — these wishes are being granted now by our machine counterparts. The levers that guide them are pre-determined by technology leaders and we are equally susceptible to them. As we move farther away from individual craftsmanship into a mass collaboration with machines, could we reflect on the need that is driving this move.

Our senses of inner wisdom are dulled while our senses of hedonism are heightened. The responsibility lies on the individual to sharpen that sense. First one must accept and see his place in the larger network of transactions, what he takes and who takes from him and how that is perpetuated over time.