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    <description>Human Values and Humanities in the AI Age. Exploring practical developments and perspectives on artificial intelligence.</description>
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      <title>Human Values and Humanities in the AI Age | 2026-10-31</title>
      <description>A compilation for 31 October 2026 built from material provided by attorney Kyungjin Kim, focused on introducing and explaining the original sources.

1. The limits of answer-centered education: capacities built through failure and trial and error
2. AI agents and autonomy at work: control without interference and the crisis of authorship
3. One month with an AI death clock: the anxiety of quantifying lifespan
4. The value chain of one AI server: labor dispersed, profit concentrated

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      <title>Human Values and Humanities in the AI Age | Pilot 2026-10-29</title>
      <description>An English Brief compilation based on material provided by attorney Kyungjin Kim.

1. David M. Carr on dignity before productivity and COMECE policy requests to EU lawmakers.
2. Efflam Caouissin on philosophical discernment and Kim Myung-ja on human abilities, relationships and education.
3. Mamoru Hosoda on AI assistance, intrinsic creative motivation and hands-on trial and error.
4. The Lingnan/HIT Shenzhen AI ethics and governance summit: Yao Xin and Anni Lai on proposed normative governance and human accountability.

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      <pubDate>Thu, 29 Oct 2026 14:14:08 +0000</pubDate>
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