Meaning-centred AI literacy
Educational formats helping people reflect not only on how to use AI, but on how AI changes work identity, judgment, agency, responsibility and human relationships.
Future Practice
Future-oriented practice
Exploring possible reflective, educational and organizational formats that may emerge from research on AI, meaning, agency and human co-being.
Current status
Meaning After Work and The Existential Human-Centred AI Forum are currently in a pre-launch stage.
The formats described on this page are exploratory. They are not currently offered as commercial services. They represent possible future directions for research-informed reflection, learning and organizational dialogue.
Possible future directions
Contradiction workshops
Guided conversations for teams, leaders and communities on tensions such as efficiency and dependency, productivity and meaning, creativity and skill erosion, responsibility and exhaustion.
Reflective tools
Non-diagnostic tools for mapping existential contradictions in AI-mediated work and supporting more responsible reflection, dialogue and decision-making.
Principles
Any future practice-oriented formats should remain grounded in the core commitments of the initiative:
- human meaning before mere optimization,
- agency and responsibility before passive automation,
- co-being and relational life before isolation,
- reflection before simplified diagnosis,
- ethical data use and informed consent where data are collected.
Not a clinical or diagnostic service
The initiative does not provide therapy, clinical diagnosis, legal advice or professional counselling. Its possible future formats are intended as reflective and educational tools, not as substitutes for qualified professional support.