OpenAI recently partnered with the Pentagon. And people who stayed through every other controversy are finally asking a different question. Not is AI good or bad. But whose values am I trusting with my work. I work with academics, researchers, consultants, and writers. People whose work carries ethical weight. Some are rethinking ChatGPT. Some got curious about Claude from the news. Some never started with AI and want to start with Claude. All three groups are standing at the same door. This Sunday I am running a free 90 minute live workshop walking you through setting up Claude, whether you are migrating from ChatGPT or starting fresh. No jargon. No intimidation. No leaving you behind. Register at kakali.org/ClaudeMigration
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Navigating the evolving landscape of AI tools can be challenging, especially when ethical considerations come into play. Many professionals I know—academics, researchers, and consultants—have started questioning the underlying values of AI platforms like ChatGPT after OpenAI's recent Pentagon partnership. This shift isn't just about technology performance but about whose principles and goals the AI serves. From my experience working with a variety of users who hold the integrity of their research and writing as paramount, the choice of an AI assistant has become deeply personal. Some colleagues are actively migrating from ChatGPT to alternatives like Claude AI, attracted by the promise of different ethical frameworks and more transparent usage practices. Others are cautiously exploring Claude as their introduction to AI tools, looking for a supportive environment without jargon or a steep learning curve. Participating in the upcoming 90-minute workshop can be invaluable. It’s designed to ensure that those who choose to switch or start with Claude AI can do so confidently. The session emphasizes inclusivity—no one is left behind, whether you’re a tech novice or a seasoned user. What’s more, understanding the broader context of AI partnerships, such as those involving government agencies, helps you make informed decisions. It’s about aligning your work with AI collaborators whose values resonate with your own ethical standards. Overall, this era demands a thoughtful approach to AI adoption. Workshops like this not only offer practical setup guidance but also foster a community of users committed to responsible AI use. For those who value ethical integrity in their work, exploring Claude AI with guidance can be a transformative step.















































































































