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Authorship, belief and the changing relationship between people and AI.
A lesson that notices where a pupil gets stuck. A textbook that becomes easier to understand. A teacher with more time to explain. Artificial intelligence is already making parts of this school possible—and its most valuable contribution could be more individual attention.
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Generative AI challenges a centuries-old idea. What does this mean for culture, authorship and our understanding of human uniqueness?
Chatbots offer spiritual advice, interpret sacred texts and compose prayers. Religious organisations are also trying to influence the values and answers built into AI.
A digitally fluent generation is questioning who controls AI, who benefits from it and what automation means for work, learning and authorship.
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We publish news, analysis, curated videos, practical guides and ready-to-use prompts in Georgian and English. We explore how AI is changing everyday life, work, education, business and creativity.
AiGazeti.ge is itself an example of collaboration between people and artificial intelligence. AI helps us with research and the preparation of text and visual materials, while people make editorial choices, verify facts and take the final decisions.
The publication is curated by Sergi Gvarjaladze — a media producer, director, television and radio presenter, and creative strategist with more than 30 years of experience in media and the creative industries.
Our aim is to help readers understand change and make use of new opportunities. We cite our sources, distinguish verified facts from opinions and promises, and explain both the possibilities and limitations of technology.
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