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Oct 19, 2026
AI Isn’t a Technology Problem, It’s a Culture Problem—Dr. Clark Cully, Technology Division Chair, Indiana Wesleyan University
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6:39Tom DuForeHOST
I'm not super active on social media, but I see sometimes folks saying, hey, do we have to disclose that AI wrote this post or created this image or graphics and so on? So I'd love to just kind of jump in a little bit there.
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6:56Clark CullyGUEST
So this is kind of an emerging frontier capability and different organizations are running with different levels of risk tolerance and perhaps aggressiveness in the integration of these tools.
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7:09Clark CullyGUEST
And even in the regulatory environment in terms of like intellectual property, the courts are still kind of hashing through some of these implications.
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7:20Clark CullyGUEST
One of the things I would say from an ethical perspective, is doing AI well often feels right when you're on the receiving end, and doing AI poorly kind of feels manipulative or transactional when you're on the receiving end.
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7:35Clark CullyGUEST
And so I think it's really important to consider the human and customer perspective or the employee perspective when you're deploying these tools, because it's not a yes, no.