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Janna Anderson

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As seen in: Medium, PBS, Psychology Today, Ars Technica, Pew Research Center, Scoop.it, The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, Greensboro News & Record, New America, HispanicAd.com and
Co-founder and senior researcher with Imagining the Digital Future - @ITDFuture - at Elon University. Professor. Futurist. Dog mom.

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There will be a growing sense that life is becoming more luck-driven. ‘A society becomes brittle when people feel like one bad month can ruin them and that no amount of effort guarantees stability.’

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By Janna Anderson
| imaginingthedigitalfuture.org
Scott Santens is founder and CEO of the Income to Support All Foundation and editor of Basic Income Today. This essay is his written response in January 2026 to the question, “How might individuals and societies embrace, resist and/or struggle with transformative change in the AI Age? What cognitive, emotional, social and ethical capacities must we cultivate to ensure effective resilience? What actions must we take right now to reinforce human and systems resilience?
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Today in History: 'The Dancin' Man' teaches

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By Janna Anderson
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
On this date in 1983, The Forum carried front-page news of the United States insisting that President Reagan’s latest proposal on limiting medium-range nuclear missiles in Europe remains viable, despite a Soviet rejection of the plan’s key elements. In the entertainment section, The Forum featured a short article about Eddie Gasper, a co-director of the fast-becoming-famous Red River Dance and Performing Company. Here's the complete story as it appeared in the paper that day: By Janna Q.
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Focus on the long-term welfare of people and society: Ask not what AI can do but what WE can ask it to do

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By Janna Anderson
| imaginingthedigitalfuture.org
Esther Dyson is an Internet pioneer, journalist and founder of Wellville. This essay was written in November 2023. It is a response in the research study “The Impact of Artificial Intelligence by 2040.” “The question of the future of humans and AI seems impossible to answer because of unexplainable humans, not because of unexplainable AI. So much depends on our use and control of AI. And that depends on who ‘our/we’ is. There are a number of issues here.
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