Showing posts with label building trust. Show all posts
Showing posts with label building trust. Show all posts

Sunday, May 31, 2026

3 Habits That Make You More Human In The Age Of AI; Forbes, March 31, 2026

Sarah Hernholm , Forbes; 3 Habits That Make You More Human In The Age Of AI

"AI can write your emails, summarize your meetings, generate your content, and answer almost any question faster than you can type it. And it will keep getting better at all of those things.

What AI cannot do is build genuine trust with another person, read the emotions in a room or sit with someone during a difficult moment and say exactly the right thing. AI cannot provide the kind of presence that makes people feel seen and understood.

These skills are becoming harder to find, and more valuable, precisely because AI is handling everything else. Here are three habits that strengthen them.

1. Have More Conversations AI Cannot Have For You...

2. Practice The Honesty AI Cannot Fake...

3. Do The Hard Things AI Cannot Do For You"

Thursday, November 7, 2019

NNS Spotlight: Nonprofit uses data research to spur change in communities; Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service (NNS), November 6, 2019

, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service (NNS); NNS Spotlight: Nonprofit uses data research to spur change in communities

"Numbers can tell only part of a story.

They mean nothing without context.

And that’s where Data You Can Use steps in. The nonprofit works to provide useful local data so organizations can create change on a community level.

“In some of these neighborhoods, people have a fear of research because they’ve always been the subject, but they never see the results. That can be very damaging,” said Katie Pritchard, executive director and president of Data You Can Use. “If you’re only telling one part of the story, it doesn’t help anyone.”...

“We wanted to find a better way to measure the impact of what we do,” [Barb] Wesson [the outcomes manager] said. “One of the things Data You Can Use does really well that I don’t do at all is qualitative data analysis, and that’s what we needed.”"