By Mike Flood The Luxembourg Declaration on Artificial Intelligence and Human Values is a powerful statement of concern and intent. But...

By Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson In this article, Lloyd explores the challenge of fostering respectful, reason-based dialogue across...

By David Warden David is the humanist representative on the Bournemouth & Poole Holocaust Memorial Committee. In this article, writing in...

By Lucy Erskine Poundbury isn’t for everyone. It has its quirks, but it’s a model that works. Lucy describes it as a tiny slice of safe,...

By Matthew Robinson Matthew is a British-Cambodian TV and film producer, director and writer. In this article, he explores the elusive...

By Dr George Locke In this article, George returns to her hometown of Pembroke Dock and finds herself reflecting not just on policy ideas...

By John Hubbard John is a retired English teacher who has had a lifelong interest in architecture. He currently volunteers for the...

By Maggie Hall Maggie is a retired teacher of speech and drama, a former Chair of Brighton Humanists, a member of the Humanists UK...

By Aaron the Humanist In this month’s exploration of the future of our town centres, Aaron shares a bold and human-centred vision of what...

By Paul Benton Paul is an educational support worker and freelance writer from Peterborough, UK. In this lively and thought-provoking...

By Mohit Palagiri Mohit is a humanist and a political activist. In India, he writes for the English-language magazine Modern Rationalist...

By Owen Morton Reflecting on his forthcoming Tom White Memorial Lecture, the author presents a personal encounter with AI that began with...

By Air Marshall Vir Narain (Retd.) Vir Narain, formerly Air Officer Commander-in-Chief, Indian Air Force Training Command, is currently...

By David Falls In our increasingly post-religious age, technology is quietly stepping into the space once occupied by faith. Digital...

Dr Stephen Marshall in conversation with ChatGPT Stephen’s PhD was an early example of using neural networks in clinical decision...

By Geoff Kirby Geoff joined the Civil Service in 1960 as a scientist and took early retirement in 1993. He then worked part-time as a...

By Ron March Ron is a retired religious education teacher and a member of West Dorset Humanists. In this augmented version of a short...

From Trisha Rogers Trisha has taught in the UK, Nigeria, Pakistan and South Korea. She was Vice Chair of the British Humanist Association...

Photo of Sonja Eggerickx by Reidar Thorsen. The 2011 World Humanist Congress in Oslo, Norway, adopted the following declaration on peace....

By Maggie Hall Maggie is a retired teacher of speech and drama, a former Chair of Brighton Humanists, a member of the Humanists UK...