Category: AI Learning
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The post discusses the availability of an audiobook, “I Am Kora,” and introduces the concept of RSS feeds, which simplify following new episode releases. Users can opt for RSS to receive updates automatically through compatible apps. Alternatively, they can subscribe via email to get new episodes every Friday, enhancing the listening experience.
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In October 2026, the audiobook of I Am Kora will be launched, available for free. Audiobooks are increasingly popular in the U.S. and Australia, enhancing accessibility to literature. The format aligns with Papua New Guinea’s rich oral tradition, offering a new way to engage with stories. Weekly audio essays will be shared.
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In a reflective note from 2026, Glenn Armstrong revisits his 2023 article on artificial intelligence, including ChatGPT’s cultural impact in Papua New Guinea. He highlights the initial curiosity and skepticism surrounding AI, its rapid growth, and ongoing ethical discussions, underscoring the balance between its benefits and risks in society.
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TIP: Just getting started? Read AI Basics first. Advanced AI: What It Means Today — and What the Future Holds When people hear “advanced AI”, they often imagine robots, science fiction, or something far removed from everyday life. In reality, advanced AI is already quietly embedded in the systems we use every day — shaping decisions,…
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AI: Ethics, Authority, and Accountability – Who Is Responsible When AI Is Used? As AI becomes more present in our daily lives — in offices, schools, media, churches, and even households — an important question emerges: When AI is used, who is actually responsible? The short answer is simple: humans are.The longer answer is where ethics…
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Why We Give Technology a Face In Papua New Guinea, understanding often begins with story, relationship, and personhood. We don’t grasp ideas purely as systems or abstractions. We understand them through people. That’s why: So when people give AI a name, a voice, or even a personality, it isn’t strange — it’s completely normal. We Have Always Humanised Complex…
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A beginner’s guide to understanding and using AI For many people in Papua New Guinea, Artificial Intelligence still feels distant — something happening elsewhere, in big countries, big companies, and big cities. But here’s the quiet truth: AI is already useful right now, even with limited bandwidth, modest devices, and no technical background. The challenge isn’t access. It’s…