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AI's Impact on Leadership, Education, and Inequality Explored in Croatian-British Think Tank Interview
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AI's Impact on Leadership, Education, and Inequality Explored in Croatian-British Think Tank Interview

From Veฤernji List · () Croatian

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  • Leonor Diaz Alcantara, a leader with experience in education, healthcare, and conservation, has launched Saviesu, a Croatian-British "think and do tank" focused on how leadership and institutions must evolve amid rapid technological change.
  • The initiative, based in Croatia, explores the impact of artificial intelligence on leadership, potential increases in economic inequality, and the future of education and democracy.
  • Alcantara emphasizes that human judgment, integrity, empathy, and moral courage may become the most valuable competencies in the future.

Leonor Diaz Alcantara, a prominent figure with extensive experience leading organizations across education, healthcare, and the social sector, has launched Saviesu, a new Croatian-British "think and do tank." Based in Croatia, Saviesu aims to investigate how leadership, education, and institutions need to adapt in a world dramatically reshaped by artificial intelligence.

Alcantara's background includes collaborations with organizations such as UNICEF, the British National Health Service, and the BBC. She also holds board positions, including with the Jane Goodall Institute UAE and The Sorority, a leading global private club for women. Her new venture, Saviesu, will delve into critical questions surrounding AI's influence.

The think tank will examine how AI is transforming the very concept of leadership and whether it could exacerbate existing economic inequalities. Furthermore, Saviesu will explore the implications of AI for education systems and the future of democratic processes.

In an interview, Alcantara highlighted her belief that amidst technological advancements, uniquely human qualities will become increasingly vital. She posits that human judgment, integrity, empathy, and moral courage are likely to emerge as the most valuable competencies in the evolving landscape of the future.

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Originally published by Veฤernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.