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How a human-centred approach to embedding GenAI ensures the tool enhances human reasoning, rather than replacing it, institution-wide
How can institutions navigate a landscape where some religious communities see equity, diversity and inclusion efforts as an essential safeguard, while others view these initiatives as an overreach?
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