By: International Justice Mission (IJM)
The Internet is always on. The online world is part of everyday life for our kids. It’s where they learn, play, connect with friends and explore their interests. But the same features that make those experiences possible can also expose children to people who want to exploit their trust.
By: Michael McQueen
How do we harness the power of technology, without allowing it to reshape young brains and change the way we learn?
By: Tony Davenport
A third of young people are now using an AI companion, according to new research.
By: Michael McQueen
For generations, the career advice seemed straightforward: get educated, learn to think, and try to make a living with your brain rather than your back.
By: International Justice Mission (IJM)
Online sexual exploitation is one of the fastest-growing forms of child exploitation, and it is not a distant problem.
Or what happens to a voice artist if their voice is cloned and used without their permission?
By: Beth Rivers
As AI delivers increasingly personal and affirming responses, mathematician and apologist John Lennox warns it can’t replicate human consciousness, identity or true connection.
By: Adriana Wales
Manage some of the mental load with tools that save time instead of wasting it.