Wired for Meaning: Essays and Articles at the Edge of AI Reflections on governance, creativity, and the fight to keep human thought alive.
In a world reshaped by artificial intelligence, Wired for Meaning explores what it means to remain fully human. This timely and provocative collection brings together essays, articles, and practical guides from the front lines of AI integration—spanning education, ethics, technology, governance, and creative practice.
From classrooms to code and boardrooms to policy debates, each chapter invites readers to consider the profound changes AI is bringing to how we think, teach, govern, and create. Whether you're an educator guiding students, a leader shaping institutional strategy, a policymaker navigating risk, or simply a curious mind trying to make sense of the machine age, this book offers clarity without losing complexity.
Chapters include:
AI in Education — real-world strategies for integrating AI tools while preserving critical thinking and student voice.
Humanities and Ethics of AI — a philosophical dive into what we risk when we let machines define our values, language, and meaning.
Governing and Leading in the Age of AI — insights into policy, leadership, and institutional responsibility amid accelerating change.
How-To Guides — accessible, hands-on walkthroughs for using generative AI in daily life, work, and learning.
What AI Is and How It Works — an approachable breakdown of the underlying technology, from large language models to autonomous agents.
