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Can AI Be Funny? The Rise (and Risks) of Artificial Humour

AI will certainly get better at making us laugh. The bigger question is whether it’ll rob humour of what makes it magical in the first place.

Food is how humanity shows its love for one another in every culture. Almost no one does it better than grandmothers, especially ‘Nonnas’.

Understanding generational consumer behaviour is key to crafting targeted marketing strategies, writes Mark McCrindle.

Do not be faced with the temptation to settle for any identity other than child of God – this week, or any week…

What happened after their long-awaited marriage is shared in ‘Lasting Ever’, a journey through being found by love when you’re at a loss.

May 16, 2025/in Faith/by Rhema Central Coast

The message is likely to be personal, perhaps hidden from others and deeply significant. It’s worth paying attention to them.

For all that AI can offer, I’m convinced the future of friendship is human. Better a friend than the fake praise of a line of code.

Jasmine wrote ‘Hope for the Unknown’ to help children understand loss through the lens of God’s love and hope, even when there are no answers.

May 14, 2025/in Faith/by Rhema Central Coast

The main point for each of us is that Christ’s transforming Word is as strong and efficient as his actual presence.

‘Ocean with David Attenborough’ coincides with Sir David Attenborough’s 99th birthday to celebrate the wonder, and importance, of our oceans.