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Home / By Karrina Mountfort, Founder — The AI Assembly® If something looks real, sounds real and feels real, most of us naturally assume it is. For a long time, that was a pretty safe assumption. But we’re now at a point where AI can create very realistic images, voices and videos in seconds. That
Home / The AI Assembly x Belinda Thomas Series About this seriesThis post continues our collaboration with Belinda Thomas, adapting her newsletter “Okay then. What’s your move?”. We’ve integrated her insights into a piece that fits our AI The Right Way® philosophy. Belinda and Karrina will delve deeper into these ideas together during the HerAIStory “Leading While Learning”
Home / The AI Assembly x Belinda Thomas Series About this seriesThis article is part of our collaboration with Belinda Thomas, a strategic leadership coach from New Zealand and founding member of our HerAIStory™ community. We’ve adapted her newsletter post “Trust arrives on foot and leaves in a Ferrari” into a longer‑form piece that aligns with
Home / In my opinion by Amelia Bentley I ran a simple experiment. Over the past few months, I asked ChatGPT the same question more than fifty times: Who are the ten most important historical figures of all time? The response? Some variations of Jesus, Muhammad, Isaac Newton, Buddha, Confucius, Napoleon, Einstein, Alexander the Great,
Home / The AI Assembly x Belinda Thomas Series About this seriesThis article is part of our collaboration with Belinda Thomas, strategic leadership coach and founding member of our HerAIStory™ community. We’ve adapted her newsletter post “Would your team bring a rough idea to you – or to AI?” into a longer‑form piece that aligns with AI The Right Way®.
Home / The AI Assembly x Belinda Thomas Series This post is part of a collaboration between The AI Assembly® and Belinda Thomas, a strategic leadership coach from New Zealand and a founding member of our HerAIStory community. We’ve adapted Belinda’s original newsletter, “AI isn’t the story. It’s still leadership,” into a longer-form piece that