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Craig Thompson

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  • Music Director and Program Director, KAJN-FM
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OPINION: Teaching our children to think in the age of AI

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By Craig Thompson Verified
| StratfordToday.ca
Recently, I listened to an episode of The Ezra Klein Show from The New York Times about the rapidly evolving capabilities of artificial intelligence. What I heard was unnerving and prompted me to wonder whether we are introducing AI into our children's lives faster than we are deciding how it should be used.
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Thompson: The Lloyd Robertson I'll remember

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By Craig Thompson Verified
| Stratford Beacon Herald Verified
Skip to Content When Canadians think of Lloyd Robertson, they'll remember the reassuring voice that guided the country. • Craig Thompson, a Stratford-based documentary filmmaker, podcaster and journalist, formed a nearly 50-year connection with Lloyd Robertson, a Canadian broadcast icon from Stratford, who is being remembered after his death this week.
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Magnifica Humanitas: hope in the age of AI

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By Craig Thompson Verified
| On Line Opinion Verified
Pope Leo XIV's recent encyclical, "Magnificent Humanity," brings ancient understandings of human needs and possibilities to bear on our commitments to ultra-modern digital technologies. Avoiding both technophobic pessimism and blinkered optimism about AI technologies, the encyclical points rather to hope, a potent political alternative to the often-dismal imperatives of Realpolitik.
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