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JC de Jong, Director, Netherlands
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As a long standing practitioner in AI (since 1994/1995) I would like to say that AI is a 'both and' rather than an 'either-or' approach.
From that perspective AI can be seen as a methodology (the 4 or 5 D's), and/or a set of principles (referring to the 5 or more principle's, depending on what literature you read) and/or a philosophy on how to live our lives. Personally I go for the latter and see AI (primarily) as a way to look at the world, searching for our positive core. Interesting is that today we find more and more evidence that taking the AI approach is delivering astonishing results. (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Marcia Cesar Maina, Brazil
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AI Approach is Sunny View
I agree and see it as the sunny part of everything; I applied it once in a meeting with social institutions at the border between Brasil, Paraguai and Argentina. All participants were amazed how good it is.
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JC de Jong, Director, Netherlands
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Sunny Part
I would like to ask and see if there isn't more th (...)
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Matil
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Valuing People in a Positive Way
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JC de Jong, Director, Netherlands
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Validating People, Assessing Strengths
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Matil
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Working Unconsciously with AI
Thank you for your reaction. These young people la (...)
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