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  <title>Reclaiming the Human Connection: Douglas Reeves on AI, Ethics, and Leadership</title>
  <description>How can artificial intelligence actually make us&amp;amp;nbsp;more human? In the latest episode of An Imperfect Leader, we sit down with Dr. Douglas Reeves to discuss his timely new book, Education and the Ethics of AI: Enduring Values in a Changing World. Here are three essential themes from our conversation: 1. Reclaiming Time for the Human Side of Leadership: Dr. Reeves argues that AI’s greatest gift to administrators is the gift of time. By leveraging AI to handle administrative burdens leader can get out from behind their desks. 2. Moving from Cheating to Critical Editing:&amp;amp;nbsp;Rather than viewing AI solely as a cheating machine, the discussion shifts toward teaching students to be better than AI. 3. Challenging the Bottom Feeder and Addressing Bias:&amp;amp;nbsp;Dr. Reeves describes AI as a bottom feeder because it scoops up from the Internet all the things that we have put in there for the last 50 years. Educators must teach students to think critically to identify societal errors and biases reflected in AI and then challenge it. ------- Follow Host Peter Stiepleman on: LinkedIn:&amp;amp;nbsp;https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-stiepleman-76004819a/  Website:&amp;amp;nbsp;https://imperfectleader.com/ YouTube (video of conversation):&amp;amp;nbsp;https://youtu.be/VkKiXpczSEAhttps://www.youtube.com/@animperfectleaderleadershi5144/featured Instagram:&amp;amp;nbsp;https://www.instagram.com/animperfectleader/  Tiktok:&amp;amp;nbsp;https://www.tiktok.com/@animperfectleader&amp;amp;nbsp; Follow Co-host Jamie Almanzán on: Connect with APC Leadership Collaborative for support in navigating complex leadership situations:&amp;amp;nbsp;https://www.apccollab.com -------&amp;amp;nbsp;   An Imperfect Leader is sponsored by&amp;amp;nbsp;IXL. Boost learning with a platform proven to deliver results. IXL gives educators a complete K–12 curriculum and personalized learning plans that adapt to every student. Trusted by over 1 million teachers and 96 of the top 100 school districts, IXL helps schools outperform on state tests, and helps teachers focus on what matters most. IXL: Powerful data.&amp;amp;nbsp;Personalized learning.&amp;amp;nbsp;Real progress.&amp;amp;nbsp; Discover what IXL can do for your school at&amp;amp;nbsp;IXL.com/imperfect -------&amp;amp;nbsp; An Imperfect Leader is sponsored by&amp;amp;nbsp;Yondr.&amp;amp;nbsp; Schools around the world are seeing the damaging effects of phones on student&amp;amp;nbsp;engagement, social development, and mental health. Yondr has developed a unique product and program to allow schools to become&amp;amp;nbsp;phone-free, from arrival to dismissal. Learn why 1 Million Students use Yondr every day. MINIMIZE DISTRACTIONS.&amp;amp;nbsp;MAXIMIZE LEARNING POTENTIAL. Go to&amp;amp;nbsp;overyondr.com&amp;amp;nbsp;to learn more. &amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp; ------ &amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp; The Mosaic Project, one of our favorite organizations,&amp;amp;nbsp;has over 25 years of experience empowering students to celebrate differences, communicate assertively, and resolve conflicts peacefully at their outdoor school.&amp;amp;nbsp;Their innovative SEL curriculum is now available to&amp;amp;nbsp;An Imperfect Leader&amp;amp;nbsp;listeners at a 10% discount through their new documentary film-based&amp;amp;nbsp;Mosaic Classroom Project!&amp;amp;nbsp; The Project’s ready-to-use lesson plans include film, original music, “gametivities”, and real conversations.&amp;amp;nbsp; We’re proud to partner with The Mosaic Project in helping educators build inclusive, peaceful learning communities! Just mention&amp;amp;nbsp;An Imperfect Leader&amp;amp;nbsp;during the onboarding&amp;amp;nbsp; process to receive the 10% discount. &amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp;Learn more about&amp;amp;nbsp;The Mosaic Classroom Project. ------  Think differently. Think in systems.&amp;amp;nbsp; Reach out to The Waters Center for Systems Thinking to learn more about how systems thinking capacity building can strengthen your team and organization.&amp;amp;nbsp; Homepage:&amp;amp;nbsp;www.waterscenterst.org Thinking Tools Studio:&amp;amp;nbsp;https://thinkingtoolsstudio.waterscenterst.org ------ An Imperfect Leader: Leadership in (After) Action is supported by ILAA, LLC, a firm dedicated to supporting aspiring, new, and established leaders. For more information, please find them at&amp;amp;nbsp;imperfectleader.com. Music for An Imperfect Leader was written and arranged by Ian Varley. Sam Falbo created our artwork, a wood-print inspired daruma doll butterfly. </description>
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