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Fact or Fiction: Machines Can’t Laugh
Passion, Conflict, and Humour in the Age of Singularity: Can Governance Stay Human? As we approach the technological singularity —the moment artificial intelligence may surpass human intelligence—the
KEI Network – Issue #219 – COVID Mandates – Mindful Neglect
Each weekly newsletter in the series will explore the impact of recent events serving to shape the concerns and aspirations of our youth - the next generation. The associated webinars engage our newly
KEI Network – Issue #181 – Ethics and Artificial Inrelligence
" featuring an introduction and facilitated discussion with Greg MacGillivray, Randal Adcock, and Keff Krehmer that can now be viewed HERE The webinar was extraordinary discussing just what is collect
KEI Network – Issue #179 – Why conspiracy theories gain more traction than facts
An Assassin in the Hand is not Worth Two in the Bush: Why conspiracy theories gain more traction than facts. - Michel J Gagne Michel Jacques Gagné is a historian who teaches critical thinking, conspir
KEI Network – Issue #157 – Freud’s Psychoanalysis of ChatGPT
Our sincere apology as the url/link for the webinar was wrong last week. The webinar "Economic Reconciliation: Mind, Body, and Spirit" featured a discussion of economic reconciliation including the op
KEI Network – Issue #137 – Education in Crisis: A Crossroads for Our Youth and Our Future
Core to the discussion was the primary role of the university to educate students to think, learn and explore, with secondary interests to serve society's more productive and economic interests. Barry
KEI Network – Issue #124 – Season 2022/2023 Summary
We've discussed neoliberalism and the rise in social conflict - including the loss of humour HERE . Mark Milke shared his perspective, the implications for Canada, and his rationale for establishing t
KEI Network – Issue #121 – Thinking About Consciousness
The associated intelligence has positioned mankind as unique. Some believe it is just a matter of time before AI can exceed what our brains are capable of doing starting with being conscious. Read "Co
KEI Network – Issue #109 – The Loss of Humour – Mirth and Mayhem
Concepts banging around in my head woke me: “mirth” and “mayhem” and how they exist simultaneously just as what s ome view as good, others view as evil. Residential schools, wealth distribution, equal
KEI Network – Issue #108 – Why the Loss of Humour. Laugh a little. Love a lot.
The rise in personal and social anxiety has crippled our sense of humour. Give our kids a chance to embrace the future instead of fearing it. The last two years have been extraordinary. We hardly need
KEI Network – Issue #107 – Safeguarding You Against Free Expression – Costs & Consequences
Today society is battling to protect its interests v those of extreme individualism. As governments, institutions, and special interests work to contain so called "harmful" expressions, there is growi
KEI Network – Issue #106 – Campuses Conflicted over Free Expression
During the week Microsoft's Bing - a rival to ChatGPT, was heavily criticized when it - the machine, displayed humanlike anger and frustration, exercising threats and being mean HERE or HERE and HERE