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Only 8% of Local Health Departments Use AI. Heather Duncan Wants to Change That (opens the original)
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Heather Duncan started out as an English professor, went back to school for an MPH, and is now a PhD student in epidemiology working on how local health departments can actually use AI. She joins Núria and Morgan to talk about the gap between what the technology can do and what public health is currently doing with it. A 2024 survey from the National Association of County and City Health Officials found that about 8% of local health department staff were using AI at all, while roughly 70% said t
Who Does This Harm? Anne Murphy on Leading AI With Care (opens the original)
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Anne Murphy spent decades in nonprofit fundraising before founding She Leads AI, where she's trained thousands of women to use AI responsibly and is building a living archive of women using it to change the rules. In this episode, Anne, Nuria, and Morgan get into why women's voices are critical in this moment — not for professional development or celebration, but for impact — and why women's use of AI is almost certainly underreported. Anne makes the case for building your "discernment muscle" b
What Works? Rebuilding Evidence for the Age of AI (opens the original)
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A traditional research meta-analysis — the gold standard for knowing whether something actually works — can cost over a million dollars and take three to four years. Claire Han thinks that's far too slow for the decisions schools and policymakers have to make right now. Claire earned her PhD in education at Johns Hopkins, trained under the late Robert Slavin, and after federal research contracts collapsed she built My Education Researcher — an AI tool that runs the same rigorous analysis in minu
Tarot, Fan Fiction, and Work Buddies: How People Really Use AI in 2026 (opens the original)
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Every so often we check in on how people are really using AI — and Harvard Business Review just dropped its 2026 report, so we do a full top-10 countdown. Some entries are no surprise (therapy and companionship holds at #1, work buddy, troubleshooting), and some genuinely shocked us: astrology and tarot at #9, fan fiction and storytelling at #4, autonomous agentic operations debuting at #6. We dig into what's new, what fell off the list (learning and education didn't crack the top 10), the "thin
The Tables Turn: When Clients Are the Ones Misusing AI (opens the original)
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We spend a lot of time talking about how writers can use AI responsibly — but the conversation goes both ways. This week we get into two recent run-ins where clients and companies were the ones using AI badly: RFPs landing in our inboxes with made-up citations and references that are half wrong, and a prospective client who fed a copyrighted writing sample into ChatGPT, then questioned the work based on what the bot said. We talk about why hallucinated references are inexcusable this far into th
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