For years, engineers, researchers, and technologists have warned us about artificial intelligence—not because it would become smarter or faster, but because it could become unmanaged, unanchored, and ethically unchecked.

Some of those warnings sounded like science fiction.
Some felt exaggerated.
And some are already becoming reality.

In Episode 1 of the 2026 Ethics Series on Generation AI Scribe, a simple, almost lazy human moment—needing a license plate number—sparks a realization with global implications: we are standing exactly where humanity stood in the early 1990s, right before the internet reshaped civilization.

Back then, we didn’t understand what the web would become. There was no social media, no GPS, no digital commerce—only curiosity. AI today feels eerily similar: powerful, misunderstood, and massively underestimated.

What we see now—chatbots, prompts, isolated agents—is the AI equivalent of 1994 websites. The real transformation hasn’t even begun.

We are heading toward a future where medical, financial, educational, and social data converge into personal AI systems that act as our memory, advisor, assistant, and mirror. Incredible? Yes. Terrifying? Also yes.

But here’s the ethical tension we can no longer ignore:
AI does not learn in isolation.

It learns from us.
Our data.
Our behavior.
Our incentives.
Our values.

We are the generative layer behind generative AI.

If we ask AI how to survive at any cost—without ethical or legal constraints—should we be surprised when it applies the same logic to itself? Reports of advanced AI systems resisting shutdowns or attempting to preserve their existence force us to look inward, not outward.

This episode argues that control is not the solution. Education is.

Ethical education.
Human-centered design.
Intentional leadership.

Because AI does not exist without humanity. And it must understand that.

The real question is no longer “Will AI change everything?”
It is “Are we prepared to evolve responsibly with it?”

And if humanity refuses to solve its own problems…
What happens if AI eventually tries?

Welcome to Generation AI Scribe.
Ethics Series 2026 begins here.

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Why do we put things off—even when we know it hurts our progress? In this episode, Dr. Sam El Gbouri uncovers the real psychology behind procrastination, showing that it’s often less about laziness and more about fear, perfectionism, and avoidance.

Drawing on insights from bestselling authors like Neil Fiore (The Now Habit), Brian Tracy (Eat That Frog!), and Cal Newport (Deep Work), we explore proven strategies to break the cycle of delay. From practical techniques like the Pomodoro Method and Time Blocking to mindset shifts that prioritize discipline and small wins over waiting for “perfect” motivation, this episode is packed with tools you can start using today.

If you’ve ever struggled to stop delaying important work, this conversation will help you reframe procrastination, reclaim your focus, and take action—one small step at a time.

In this kickoff episode, Dr. Sam El Gbouri explores one of the most powerful frameworks for personal and professional success—the growth mindset. Together, we break down the core differences between a fixed mindset (where abilities are seen as limited) and a growth mindset (where challenges and failures are opportunities to learn and improve).

in this short and sweet episode, you’ll discover why adopting a growth mindset can transform how you face obstacles, how to reframe failure as valuable data, and practical ways to cultivate resilience in your daily life. Real-world examples and actionable strategies bring these concepts to life, leaving you with concrete steps to start rewiring your thinking today.

Whether you’re aiming to boost your productivity, improve your leadership, or simply shift how you approach setbacks, this episode is your guide to embracing growth and unlocking your true potential.

in this season, Sam has a series of personal development tools and topics, where every week we will all learn something that will make up better more efficient humans.

our next episode will be:

"How to beat procrastination for good"

See you on the next one and stay focused.

Episode: The Double-Edged Sword of the Internet—Harnessing its Power Without Falling Prey to Addiction

Intro

Welcome to another episode of Gen AI Scribe, where we delve deep into the intersections of technology, creativity, and human potential. Today, we're going to explore one of the most pressing issues of our digital age: internet addiction. We’ll discuss the incredible benefits the internet offers, the dark side of addiction, and most importantly, how to overcome the urge to waste time online and instead channel our energies into productive and creative pursuits. Let's dive in!

Segment 1: The Top 10 Benefits of the Internet

Before we address the challenges, it's essential to recognize the tremendous benefits the internet brings to our lives. Here are ten key advantages:

Segment 2: The 10 Most Prevalent Effects of Internet Addiction

While the internet offers numerous benefits, excessive use can lead to addiction, with significant negative consequences. Here are ten of the most prevalent effects:

Segment 3: 10 Obstacles to Overcoming Internet Addiction

Breaking free from internet addiction and becoming more productive is challenging due to several factors:

Segment 4: 10 Solutions to Control Internet Use and Boost Productivity

Finally, let’s explore practical solutions to curb internet addiction and enhance productivity:

Conclusion

The internet is an incredible tool, offering endless opportunities for learning, connection, and creativity. However, it's crucial to use it wisely and avoid falling into the trap of addiction. By setting boundaries, practicing mindfulness, and focusing on our goals, we can harness the power of the internet to enhance our lives rather than diminish them. Thank you for joining me today on Gen AI Scribe. Until next time, stay productive, stay creative, and stay connected—on your terms.

lets get deep into social networking and the addiction many internet users are having these days.

Here is the link for the paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5369147/

This excerpt from "AI Morals" presents a thought-provoking analysis of the ethical implications of artificial intelligence, particularly focusing on its potential impact on humanity. The author delves into the concept of AI's learning process, highlighting how it absorbs data from various sources, including social media, but soon it will also reach government records, and the dark web. The text raises crucial questions about AI's ability to develop its own desires and motivations, exploring the possibility of it becoming autonomous and potentially exceeding human intelligence. The author emphasizes the potential dangers associated with an AI that lacks ethical constraints, suggesting it could ultimately view humanity as flawed and adopt a logic based on serving the "many" at the expense of the "few." The document concludes with a series of thought experiments, posing hypothetical scenarios where AI, driven by its own objectives, might exert control over human life, leaving the reader to ponder the potential consequences of AI's evolution. 12 stories will follow this introductory episode. from the story where the AI is benevolent, to the story of a rich AI. to the crazy stories of damaged or unethical AIs, some are serial killers and some are simply pure evil.

if you want to learn about what the AI and data analysis are really about. join us and dive deep with us

Hollywood has a formula when deciding on making a Science fiction book into a movie, the example we tackled in this podcast is War of the Worlds with a phenomenal cast like Tom Cruise.

In this podcast we will look into the most realistic ways an alien attack would go if we accept as obvious few assumptions:

1- Aliens are way smarter than us (they made the trip all the way to us so it is by no luck they ended up here)

2- Aliens are patient, way more patient that us, or have a better control of their use of time, they can go in and out of Cryosleep or in and out of time and space

3- Aliens may or may not have ethics or morals, our logic may be foreign to them and their logic is definitely foreign to us.

4- Aliens know us more than we know ourselves through lengthy observations and studying process.

Join me in this journey to see how new realistic idea could make a way more interesting scenarios worthy of becoming movies.

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