White House Declares ‘Prompt Literacy’ the New Patriotism, Phases Out Human Judgment by Q4 Unless Otherwise Notified

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“We will keep humans in the loop—mainly to blame them later.” By The MORK Times Senior Carbon-Based Contributor | Washington, D.C. (loop pending approval) In a historic move to streamline governance, eliminate nuance, and ensure all federal memos rhyme, the White House has officially announced Executive Order 14888: “Loop Optional, Prompt Mandatory.” Under the directive, every federal employee must become a...

AI Policy for Humans — The HAPI Framework Meets America’s AI Action Plan

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HAPI: Human-Centered AI Policy for an Adaptable Nation

When Policy Roars, But People Whisper In the quiet corners of a forest, evolution doesn’t happen with fanfare. It’s in the silent twist of a vine reaching new light, or a fox changing its hunting hours as the climate warms. Adaptability isn’t a choice—it’s nature’s imperative. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWs97wNNvt8 So when national AI strategies trumpet phrases like dominance, renaissance, and technological supremacy, I hear...

Why Every Organization Needs a “Break Glass” Plan for Artificial Intelligence

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Why Every Organization Needs a “Break Glass” Plan for Artificial Intelligence

Much like how ancient mariners feared the sea dragons painted on the edges of uncharted maps, today’s workers and organizational leaders approach artificial intelligence with a mix of awe, suspicion, and a whole lot of Google searches. But unlike those medieval cartographers, we don’t have the luxury of drawing dragons where knowledge ends. In the age of AI, the...

From Cubicle to Command Center: Why Future Jobs Look More Like Video Games

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Why Future Jobs Look More Like Video Games

The traditional office cubicle, once a symbol of quiet productivity, is rapidly becoming an anachronism. As Artificial Intelligence sheds its nascent skin and transforms into a powerful co-pilot, the very nature of “work” is undergoing a profound metamorphosis. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, a visionary who often sees beyond the horizon, recently mused on X, "Maybe the jobs of the...