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#81: AI at the Door: Grace, Hospitality, and Who We Talk To

#81: AI at the Door: Grace, Hospitality, and Who We Talk To

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In this episode of the Criterion Institute Podcast, Joy reflects on a recent conversation with her brother, philosopher Joel Anderson, about how AI is changing the way we work. While AI can function like a team of highly capable research assistants by supporting analysis, drafting, and synthesis, Joy explores the unintended consequences of turning to machines instead of people. What appears efficient on the surface can quietly lead to a withdrawal from collaboration, reducing opportunities for shared thinking, disagreement, and collective insight.Drawing on Criterion’s core values of grace, hospitality, and the power of invitation, Joy reframes how AI should be used in systems change work. These practices of inviting others into the work, sharing ownership of ideas, and creating space for multiple perspectives are essential to shifting power. The question is not whether AI is helpful, but whether it is being used to deepen collaboration or to avoid it. Joy challenges listeners to reflect on who they are inviting into their work, and whether AI is expanding or replacing those invitations.Episode Highlights00:28 — A conversation on AI and collaboration02:30 — The metaphor of AI as research assistants04:49 — Grace, hospitality, and invitation as operating principles07:08 — When efficiency becomes isolation09:35 — The risk of replacing people with tools11:59 — Rethinking participation and co‑creation14:06 — Questions to guide AI use in practiceRelevant LinksCriterion Institute website and LinkedInJoy Anderson’s LinkedInDive DeeperFramework for Financing the Prevention of Gender-Based ViolenceHighlights how systems—including finance—shape participation, power, and decision-makingInnovative Finance Navigation GuideSupports broader participation in financial systems and conversationsAdvanced practices in gender lens investing: FrontEnd VenturesDemonstrates how analysis changes when multiple perspectives are includedIf you enjoyed this episode, consider listening to:#79: From Invitation to Trust: Rethinking Relationships in Finance#76: Bring Your Expertise: Why AI Needs More Voices#30: You Are Welcome: Hospitality, Strangers, and Family Myths#74: No Permission Required: Volunteerism as a Power Shift#78: Intermediation is Not OverheadPart of the ImpactAlpha Podcast Network
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