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Director Imagining the Digital Future Center at Elon University. Former director of internet and tech research at Pew Research Center.
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Building a Human Resilience Infrastructure for the AI Age

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By Lee Rainie
| Benton Institute for Broadband & Society
The vast majority of expert respondents in a 2026 survey by the Imagining the Digital Future Center said humans need to build a highly coordinated resilience infrastructure for the AI Age to counterbalance the human and systemic challenges posed by widespread AI adoption. Some 82% said AI will play a significantly larger role in shaping people’s lives and key societal functions in the next 10 years or less.
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Human interactions with artificial intelligences: Research agendas for education, health, creative expression, and governance

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By Brian Southwell, Lee Rainie, Maria Gallardo-Williams
| rti.org
Open Access Peer Reviewed DOI: 10.3768/rtipress.2026.op.0100.2603 Impact statement: Human actors can responsibly integrate AI tools into work through iterative human review of outputs and explicitly assigning humans to initiate and consider the questions that guide projects in education, health, creative expression, and governance. Synthesizes research priorities generated through a hybrid convening of nearly 500 participants, combining structured human deliberation with AI-enabled analysis.
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Being Human in 2035: How Are We Changing in the Age of AI?

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By Lee Rainie
A majority of global technology experts say the likely magnitude of change in humans’ native capacities and behaviors as they adapt to artificial intelligence will be “deep and meaningful,” or even “dramatic” over the next decade. The results are based on a canvassing of a select group of experts between Dec 27, 2024, and Feb 1, 2025. Nearly 200 of the experts wrote full-length essays on the primary topic: Being Human in the Age of AI.
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