Generative AI in Teaching: What to Delegate and Where Human Judgement Matters
Generative AI can help teachers prepare, interact with learners, give feedback and even evaluate. This practical five-level framework helps teachers and trainers decide what to delegate, where human judgement matters and what European AI rules already require.
Harvard’s AI faculty avatars: who controls the digital double?
Harvard Business School is using AI avatars of faculty members to give entrepreneurs feedback. Beyond the technology, the experiment raises practical questions about consent, identity, human oversight and AI governance. Who controls the digital double?
AI Agents and Cultural Blind Spots: Culture as Security Infrastructure
AI agents do not only fail because prompts are vague. They can also fail when culture, language and context are treated as universal. These blind spots can turn small misunderstandings into governance, safety and security risks.
AI alignment: why safe answers are not enough
A safe-looking AI answer does not prove that an AI assistant is aligned. For SMEs, the real risk appears when the assistant handles urgency, sensitive data, unclear instructions or business pressure. Behavioral AI audit helps identify how the assistant actually responds in context, beyond polite answers or clean refusals.
AI in Critical Systems: Authority Before Accountability
When an AI system determines what a judge reads first, what an analyst treats as urgent, or which candidates a recruiter ever sees, whoever designed that system now holds real influence over outcomes.
Responsible AI Deployment for SMEs: What to Audit Before You Delegate to AI
Responsible AI Deployment: SME Audit Guide | Prompt & Pulse Responsible AI Deployment for SMEs: What to Audit Before You Delegate to AI Published on 30 March 2026 • Reading time: 12 minutes • By Dieneba LESDEMA, Founder of Prompt & Pulse Contents The Gap That No Free Course Closes Auditing the Decision, Not the […]
Greenwashing Definition – Examples & EU Directive
Greenwashing: How “Nature Will Bounce Back” Becomes a Moral Alibi — Prompt & Pulse Greenwashing • AI Ethics • Responsible Communication Greenwashing: How “Nature Will Bounce Back” Becomes a Moral Alibi When Nature Becomes Our Best Moral Alibi Published on Prompt & Pulse • 23 February 2026 • Article co-written by a human and an […]
Can AI really understand your mind? The promises and limits of artificial intelligence in mental health
AI and Mental Health: Promises, Risks & the Future of Care | Prompt & Pulse Can AI Really Understand Your Mind? The Promises and Limits of Artificial Intelligence in Mental Health Published on Prompt & Pulse • Article co-written by a human and an AI • Estimated reading time: 14 minutes Table of contents Introduction: […]
AI Jailbreak vs Responsible AI Use: How Far Is Too Far?
AI Jailbreak vs Responsible AI Use: A Practical Guide to Prompt Engineering, Prompt Injection, and AI Safety AI Jailbreak vs Responsible AI Use: How Far Is Too Far? Published on 05/02/2026 • Estimated reading time: 14 minutes Imagine this scenario: A quality manager at a pharma SME is working late on a deviation report. The […]
How to prevent algorithmic bias in automated decisions with ethical AI
AI Agents and Bias: Why Automation Makes Fairness Harder AI Agents and Bias: Why Automation Makes Fairness Harder Strategic briefing — January 2026 Contents Bias is a system problem, agents accelerate it Where bias actually enters automated systems What “fair” means when machines decide What ethical governance looks like in practice What breaks ethically in […]