Sarah Ennett writes about what happens to human purpose when the machines get clever.
From a tiny island in the Irish Sea, she publishes Sarah Seeking Ikigai, a weekly essay series exploring the intersection of ikigai, AI and bullet journaling.
She spent over twenty years in telecoms and government caring about the same thing in every role… how do we explain complicated things clearly, and how do we make sure the people who most need to be in the conversation actually are?
A writer, AI educator and self-confessed geeky optimist, she now champions what she calls "purpose-proofing AI," the philosophy of keeping humans at the centre of the tools reshaping our lives.