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How to Democratize Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Why It Matters?
This article aims to explore ideas how to democratize artificial intelligence, using artificial intelligence ChatGPT. Quick Summary Democratizing AI involves making AI tools and technologies more widely available and easier…
Ultimate Resource Guide for Democratizing Our Daily Lives
Welcome to the Ultimate Resource Guide for democracy activists, practitioners, supporters, and enthusiasts. This section will guide you through the purpose of the document and how to best make use…
Why Does Privacy Matter for (Digital) Democracy?
Privacy is a physiological need for social animals. It is more than a human right. This is part of what we have discussed in the interview with Dr. Milan Stankovic,…
Will Democracy Survive World War III? Ideas for Promoting Peace
The focus of this article is not to serve as a commentary on political and war events around the world or specifically in Eastern Europe, there are many of those….
What did Ancient Greek philosophers think about democracy?
Ancient Greek philosophers had to grapple with what democracy meant. From Plato, to Socrates, to Aristotle, the thinking of democracy slowly and gradually evolved, as these great philosophers observed how…
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How to Democratize Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Why It Matters?
This article aims to explore ideas how to democratize artificial intelligence, using artificial intelligence ChatGPT. Quick Summary Democratizing AI involves making AI tools and technologies more widely available and easier…
Ultimate Resource Guide for Democratizing Our Daily Lives
Welcome to the Ultimate Resource Guide for democracy activists, practitioners, supporters, and enthusiasts. This section will guide you through the purpose of the document and how to best make use…
Why Does Privacy Matter for (Digital) Democracy?
Privacy is a physiological need for social animals. It is more than a human right. This is part of what we have discussed in the interview with Dr. Milan Stankovic,…
Will Democracy Survive World War III? Ideas for Promoting Peace
The focus of this article is not to serve as a commentary on political and war events around the world or specifically in Eastern Europe, there are many of those….
What did Ancient Greek philosophers think about democracy?
Ancient Greek philosophers had to grapple with what democracy meant. From Plato, to Socrates, to Aristotle, the thinking of democracy slowly and gradually evolved, as these great philosophers observed how…
Democracy has ‘old’ roots, but they go beyond those of Ancient Greece
The history of democracy is long and complex. There is more to the history of democracy than “the standard history of democracy” as Benjamin Isakhan, Professor of International Politics at…
Why Open-Source Matters for Digital Democracy? Interview with Plausible Analytics
This article features the transcript of the first video interview with Marko Saric, the co-founder of Plausible Analytics that was conducted on April 14, 2021. In this interview, I spoke…
Why Should Countries Have Long-Term Strategic Visions?
Time flies. So does the cliched saying go. The next 50 years will come sooner than we think, especially for many countries. In this blog post, we will discuss the…
We Need To Rethink Democracy In Smartphones – Fairphone Case Study
Smartphones are ubiquitous. In 2020, nearly half (3.8 billion) of the world’s population (7.8 billion) were smartphone users. The share of the global population using smartphones will continue to grow…
Compare and Contrast Autocratic and Democratic Leadership Styles
There is a growing trend to incorporate democratic principles in our workplaces. Rather than comparing and contrasting autocratic and democratic leadership styles in politics, we will do so in our…
Why Care? Individualistic culture vs Collective Culture in Democracy
Culture matters. Today, democracy is under threat. We see “the decline of democracy” across many countries, including ones deemed the “beacon of democracy,” like the United States. The absence of…
Do We Live In A Plutocratic Oligarchy? Why It Matters For Democracy
The United States is currently facing a significant threat to its democratic system. Although it may enjoy many of the freedoms of a democracy, such as freedom of speech, freedom…
What Are Credit Unions, How Do They Work, And Why They Matter?
As we consider the role of democracy in our daily lives, we must look at how our money is managed and whom our financial institutions seek to benefit. Quick Summary…
What Does Democratize Mean And How To Build A Democratic Lifestyle?
Democracy is more than just a political participation. We must reimagine democracy and make it part of our regular lifestyle. Quick Summary Democracy is about empowering individuals and communities without…
3 Easy Tips – How Can We Practice Democracy In Our Relationships?
Can we have democracy in our relationships? Yes! Is it easy to practice democracy in our relationships on a daily basis? No, it is not. The good news is that…
How Is “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” Poem Relevant Today?
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised is a poem composed by Gil Scott-Heron for his 1970 album. Although Gil wrote the poem about half a century ago, it still resonates…
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