Anupriya
@anupriyawrites.bsky.social
Ex-journalist trotting ideas. Nearly sane. Vintage spirit with women's/LGBTQ rights in mind. Playing a part in the polarised world of self important thoughts and politics.
"Even the most promising technology fails if people don’t use it, understand it, or trust it. Green products have to be purchased and applied. Preventive health tools only work if lifestyles change. AI systems can boost efficiency, but only if users engage critically and responsibly. "
If we want people to move toward a healthier, greener, more responsible society, we have to make that movement feel like something worth joining, writes Frenk van Harreveld. That must happen not through fear or guilt alone—but by making it visible, rewarding, and human, he writes.
Why Technology Won’t Save Us Unless We Change Our Behavior | TechPolicy.Press
We can design greener tech and smarter AI, but unless people use them and trust them, they won’t matter, writes Frenk van Harreveld.
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July 19, 2025 at 5:26 AM
"Even the most promising technology fails if people don’t use it, understand it, or trust it. Green products have to be purchased and applied. Preventive health tools only work if lifestyles change. AI systems can boost efficiency, but only if users engage critically and responsibly. "