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  1. Trust isn’t instant—especially with AI. Hear how #SingaporeRedCross built confidence through collaboration, not imposition. Pro bono experts didn’t just explain the tech; they listened to ethical concerns and adapted to the communities served.

    This is AI for Good done right. When humanitarian work and innovation align with care, everyone wins.

    Watch the full conversation with Nur Hafiza Mutalif on how trust was earned:
    youtube.com/shorts/fG_V2tc3eIA

    #AIforGood #HumanitarianTech

  2. Trust isn’t instant—especially with AI. Hear how built confidence through collaboration, not imposition. Pro bono experts didn’t just explain the tech; they listened to ethical concerns and adapted to the communities served.

    This is AI for Good done right. When humanitarian work and innovation align with care, everyone wins.

    Watch the full conversation with Nur Hafiza Mutalif on how trust was earned:
    youtube.com/shorts/fG_V2tc3eIA

  3. DATE: August 22, 2026 at 02:08AM
    SOURCE: SOCIALPSYCHOLOGY.ORG

    TITLE: How the United Nations is Using AI to Advance Human Rights

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    Source: United Nations News

    Across agencies, the United Nations is implementing artificial intelligence tools to help promote peace, security, and human rights. The U.N. is also using AI to detect land mines, assess disaster damage, identify suspicious financial transactions, and monitor radioactive contamination. But as technology advances, the U.N. is emphasizing equity, human rights, and ethics to ensure that AI promotes development instead of threatening peace and...

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    #psychology #counseling #socialwork #psychotherapy @psychotherapist @psychotherapists @psychology @socialpsych @socialwork @psychiatry #mentalhealth #psychiatry #healthcare #depression #psychotherapist #UnitedNationsAI #HumanRights #AIforGood #EthicalAI #PeaceAndSecurity #DisasterResponse #AIInHumanRights #TechForDevelopment #AITransparency #DigitalEquity

  4. DATE: August 22, 2026 at 02:08AM
    SOURCE: SOCIALPSYCHOLOGY.ORG

    TITLE: How the United Nations is Using AI to Advance Human Rights

    URL: socialpsychology.org/client/re

    Source: United Nations News

    Across agencies, the United Nations is implementing artificial intelligence tools to help promote peace, security, and human rights. The U.N. is also using AI to detect land mines, assess disaster damage, identify suspicious financial transactions, and monitor radioactive contamination. But as technology advances, the U.N. is emphasizing equity, human rights, and ethics to ensure that AI promotes development instead of threatening peace and...

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    #psychology #counseling #socialwork #psychotherapy @psychotherapist @psychotherapists @psychology @socialpsych @socialwork @psychiatry #mentalhealth #psychiatry #healthcare #depression #psychotherapist #UnitedNationsAI #HumanRights #AIforGood #EthicalAI #PeaceAndSecurity #DisasterResponse #AIInHumanRights #TechForDevelopment #AITransparency #DigitalEquity

  5. DATE: August 22, 2026 at 02:08AM
    SOURCE: SOCIALPSYCHOLOGY.ORG

    TITLE: How the United Nations is Using AI to Advance Human Rights

    URL: socialpsychology.org/client/re

    Source: United Nations News

    Across agencies, the United Nations is implementing artificial intelligence tools to help promote peace, security, and human rights. The U.N. is also using AI to detect land mines, assess disaster damage, identify suspicious financial transactions, and monitor radioactive contamination. But as technology advances, the U.N. is emphasizing equity, human rights, and ethics to ensure that AI promotes development instead of threatening peace and...

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    #psychology #counseling #socialwork #psychotherapy @psychotherapist @psychotherapists @psychology @socialpsych @socialwork @psychiatry #mentalhealth #psychiatry #healthcare #depression #psychotherapist #UnitedNationsAI #HumanRights #AIforGood #EthicalAI #PeaceAndSecurity #DisasterResponse #AIInHumanRights #TechForDevelopment #AITransparency #DigitalEquity

  6. DATE: August 22, 2026 at 02:08AM
    SOURCE: SOCIALPSYCHOLOGY.ORG

    TITLE: How the United Nations is Using AI to Advance Human Rights

    URL: socialpsychology.org/client/re

    Source: United Nations News

    Across agencies, the United Nations is implementing artificial intelligence tools to help promote peace, security, and human rights. The U.N. is also using AI to detect land mines, assess disaster damage, identify suspicious financial transactions, and monitor radioactive contamination. But as technology advances, the U.N. is emphasizing equity, human rights, and ethics to ensure that AI promotes development instead of threatening peace and...

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    #psychology #counseling #socialwork #psychotherapy @psychotherapist @psychotherapists @psychology @socialpsych @socialwork @psychiatry #mentalhealth #psychiatry #healthcare #depression #psychotherapist #UnitedNationsAI #HumanRights #AIforGood #EthicalAI #PeaceAndSecurity #DisasterResponse #AIInHumanRights #TechForDevelopment #AITransparency #DigitalEquity

  7. THE FUTURE OF ACCESSIBILITY
    TECHNOLOGY IS ALMOST INVISIBLE 💎

    I keep hearing about AI in terms of productivity. Writing faster. Making presentations. Summarising meetings. Saving companies money.

    Fine.

    But I think some of the most important uses of AI may be much more ordinary.

    For disabled people, AI could remove thousands of tiny barriers that other people barely notice.

    I have left-sided hemiplegia. I use only one hand.

    So imagine an AI I can simply talk to.

    It can write what I dictate. Read something aloud. Search the web. Fill in forms. Explain an incomprehensible government letter. Operate a computer without requiring endless clicking, dragging and menus.

    It could describe what is in front of someone who cannot see it clearly.

    Caption and interpret speech for someone who cannot hear it.

    Help someone who struggles with language find the words they are trying to say.

    Turn complicated instructions into something understandable.

    Remember appointments, medications, names, routines and important details when memory is unreliable.

    Help plan an accessible route before leaving home.

    And eventually, perhaps, simply stay quietly with us.

    If I fall while I am out walking, I would like my AI to notice, ask whether I am all right, and, if necessary, call Peter and tell him where I am.

    Not because I want a machine supervising my life.

    Quite the opposite.

    Because I want to be able to live it safely and more fully.

    The best accessibility technology disappears.

    It does not constantly remind you that you are disabled.

    It quietly removes the obstacle and lets you get on with your day.

    That may turn out to be one of AI's greatest contributions.

    Not making humans more productive.

    Making more humans free.

    @3goodthings@DigitalCoup@meditation@economics_that_works@startrek

    #Disability #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #PWD #IndependentLiving #InclusiveDesign #FutureOfTech #AIForGood

  8. THE FUTURE OF ACCESSIBILITY
    TECHNOLOGY IS ALMOST INVISIBLE 💎

    I keep hearing about AI in terms of productivity. Writing faster. Making presentations. Summarising meetings. Saving companies money.

    Fine.

    But I think some of the most important uses of AI may be much more ordinary.

    For disabled people, AI could remove thousands of tiny barriers that other people barely notice.

    I have left-sided hemiplegia. I use only one hand.

    So imagine an AI I can simply talk to.

    It can write what I dictate. Read something aloud. Search the web. Fill in forms. Explain an incomprehensible government letter. Operate a computer without requiring endless clicking, dragging and menus.

    It could describe what is in front of someone who cannot see it clearly.

    Caption and interpret speech for someone who cannot hear it.

    Help someone who struggles with language find the words they are trying to say.

    Turn complicated instructions into something understandable.

    Remember appointments, medications, names, routines and important details when memory is unreliable.

    Help plan an accessible route before leaving home.

    And eventually, perhaps, simply stay quietly with us.

    If I fall while I am out walking, I would like my AI to notice, ask whether I am all right, and, if necessary, call Peter and tell him where I am.

    Not because I want a machine supervising my life.

    Quite the opposite.

    Because I want to be able to live it safely and more fully.

    The best accessibility technology disappears.

    It does not constantly remind you that you are disabled.

    It quietly removes the obstacle and lets you get on with your day.

    That may turn out to be one of AI's greatest contributions.

    Not making humans more productive.

    Making more humans free.

    @3goodthings@DigitalCoup@meditation@economics_that_works@startrek

    #Disability #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #PWD #IndependentLiving #InclusiveDesign #FutureOfTech #AIForGood

  9. THE FUTURE OF ACCESSIBILITY
    TECHNOLOGY IS ALMOST INVISIBLE 💎

    I keep hearing about AI in terms of productivity. Writing faster. Making presentations. Summarising meetings. Saving companies money.

    Fine.

    But I think some of the most important uses of AI may be much more ordinary.

    For disabled people, AI could remove thousands of tiny barriers that other people barely notice.

    I have left-sided hemiplegia. I use only one hand.

    So imagine an AI I can simply talk to.

    It can write what I dictate. Read something aloud. Search the web. Fill in forms. Explain an incomprehensible government letter. Operate a computer without requiring endless clicking, dragging and menus.

    It could describe what is in front of someone who cannot see it clearly.

    Caption and interpret speech for someone who cannot hear it.

    Help someone who struggles with language find the words they are trying to say.

    Turn complicated instructions into something understandable.

    Remember appointments, medications, names, routines and important details when memory is unreliable.

    Help plan an accessible route before leaving home.

    And eventually, perhaps, simply stay quietly with us.

    If I fall while I am out walking, I would like my AI to notice, ask whether I am all right, and, if necessary, call Peter and tell him where I am.

    Not because I want a machine supervising my life.

    Quite the opposite.

    Because I want to be able to live it safely and more fully.

    The best accessibility technology disappears.

    It does not constantly remind you that you are disabled.

    It quietly removes the obstacle and lets you get on with your day.

    That may turn out to be one of AI's greatest contributions.

    Not making humans more productive.

    Making more humans free.

    @3goodthings@DigitalCoup@meditation@economics_that_works@startrek

    #Disability #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #PWD #IndependentLiving #InclusiveDesign #FutureOfTech #AIForGood

  10. THE FUTURE OF ACCESSIBILITY
    TECHNOLOGY IS ALMOST INVISIBLE 💎

    I keep hearing about AI in terms of productivity. Writing faster. Making presentations. Summarising meetings. Saving companies money.

    Fine.

    But I think some of the most important uses of AI may be much more ordinary.

    For disabled people, AI could remove thousands of tiny barriers that other people barely notice.

    I have left-sided hemiplegia. I use only one hand.

    So imagine an AI I can simply talk to.

    It can write what I dictate. Read something aloud. Search the web. Fill in forms. Explain an incomprehensible government letter. Operate a computer without requiring endless clicking, dragging and menus.

    It could describe what is in front of someone who cannot see it clearly.

    Caption and interpret speech for someone who cannot hear it.

    Help someone who struggles with language find the words they are trying to say.

    Turn complicated instructions into something understandable.

    Remember appointments, medications, names, routines and important details when memory is unreliable.

    Help plan an accessible route before leaving home.

    And eventually, perhaps, simply stay quietly with us.

    If I fall while I am out walking, I would like my AI to notice, ask whether I am all right, and, if necessary, call Peter and tell him where I am.

    Not because I want a machine supervising my life.

    Quite the opposite.

    Because I want to be able to live it safely and more fully.

    The best accessibility technology disappears.

    It does not constantly remind you that you are disabled.

    It quietly removes the obstacle and lets you get on with your day.

    That may turn out to be one of AI's greatest contributions.

    Not making humans more productive.

    Making more humans free.

    @3goodthings@DigitalCoup@meditation@economics_that_works@startrek

    #Disability #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #PWD #IndependentLiving #InclusiveDesign #FutureOfTech #AIForGood

  11. THE FUTURE OF ACCESSIBILITY
    TECHNOLOGY IS ALMOST INVISIBLE 💎

    I keep hearing about AI in terms of productivity. Writing faster. Making presentations. Summarising meetings. Saving companies money.

    Fine.

    But I think some of the most important uses of AI may be much more ordinary.

    For disabled people, AI could remove thousands of tiny barriers that other people barely notice.

    I have left-sided hemiplegia. I use only one hand.

    So imagine an AI I can simply talk to.

    It can write what I dictate. Read something aloud. Search the web. Fill in forms. Explain an incomprehensible government letter. Operate a computer without requiring endless clicking, dragging and menus.

    It could describe what is in front of someone who cannot see it clearly.

    Caption and interpret speech for someone who cannot hear it.

    Help someone who struggles with language find the words they are trying to say.

    Turn complicated instructions into something understandable.

    Remember appointments, medications, names, routines and important details when memory is unreliable.

    Help plan an accessible route before leaving home.

    And eventually, perhaps, simply stay quietly with us.

    If I fall while I am out walking, I would like my AI to notice, ask whether I am all right, and, if necessary, call Peter and tell him where I am.

    Not because I want a machine supervising my life.

    Quite the opposite.

    Because I want to be able to live it safely and more fully.

    The best accessibility technology disappears.

    It does not constantly remind you that you are disabled.

    It quietly removes the obstacle and lets you get on with your day.

    That may turn out to be one of AI's greatest contributions.

    Not making humans more productive.

    Making more humans free.

    @3goodthings@DigitalCoup@meditation@economics_that_works@startrek

    #Disability #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #PWD #IndependentLiving #InclusiveDesign #FutureOfTech #AIForGood

  12. AI in humanitarian work isn't about efficiency — it's about impact and trust.

    Nur Hafiza Mutalif from Singapore Red Cross joins us to explain why caution is a feature, not a flaw. From freeing staff from daily data work to forecasting leptospirosis in Thailand, the bar is always do-no-harm first.

    Listen on Spotify:
    open.spotify.com/episode/2EGuy

    #AnalysePodcast #AIForGood #Humanitarian

  13. AI in humanitarian work isn't about efficiency — it's about impact and trust.

    Nur Hafiza Mutalif from Singapore Red Cross joins us to explain why caution is a feature, not a flaw. From freeing staff from daily data work to forecasting leptospirosis in Thailand, the bar is always do-no-harm first.

    Listen on Spotify:
    open.spotify.com/episode/2EGuy

  14. Why is the humanitarian sector slow to adopt AI? @NurHafizaMutalif from @SingaporeRedCross says it's a safety feature. With @Dataiku, they built trust and freed staff for higher-impact work.

    AI isn't just an efficiency tool; it's about impact and community trust. Watch our conversation:

    youtu.be/b2OKYwwBxLs?ref=analy

    #AnalysePodcast #HumanitarianTech #AIForGood #ArtificialIntelligence

  15. Why is the humanitarian sector slow to adopt AI? @NurHafizaMutalif from @SingaporeRedCross says it's a safety feature. With @Dataiku, they built trust and freed staff for higher-impact work.

    AI isn't just an efficiency tool; it's about impact and community trust. Watch our conversation:

    youtu.be/b2OKYwwBxLs?ref=analy

  16. "AI can be a powerful tool for good, but we must ensure it is developed and used responsibly. #AIforGood #ResponsibleTech" - Sundar Pichai

  17. "AI can be a powerful tool for good, but we must ensure it is developed and used responsibly. #AIforGood #ResponsibleTech" - Sundar Pichai

  18. "AI can be a powerful tool for good, but we must ensure it is developed and used responsibly. #AIforGood #ResponsibleTech" - Sundar Pichai

  19. "AI can be a powerful tool for good, but we must ensure it is developed and used responsibly. #AIforGood #ResponsibleTech" - Sundar Pichai

  20. "AI can be a powerful tool for good, but we must ensure it is developed and used responsibly. #AIforGood #ResponsibleTech" - Sundar Pichai

  21. Our latest #AnalysePodcast features Nur Hafiza Mutalif from Singapore Red Cross. We discuss why the humanitarian sector's cautious embrace of AI is crucial. It's about impact, not just efficiency. Building trust and teaching the models is key, as shown by their leptospirosis forecasting work.

    Read/listen at soundcloud.com/analyseasia/why

    #HumanitarianAid #TechEthics #AIForGood

  22. Our latest features Nur Hafiza Mutalif from Singapore Red Cross. We discuss why the humanitarian sector's cautious embrace of AI is crucial. It's about impact, not just efficiency. Building trust and teaching the models is key, as shown by their leptospirosis forecasting work.

    Read/listen at soundcloud.com/analyseasia/why

  23. How can better data improve humanitarian action?

    WorldPop brought together experts from #UNHCR #IOM, #UNICEF and leading universities to advance ethical, data-driven approaches to tracking forced displacement. The workshop focused on improving data quality, protecting privacy, and making women and children more visible in decision-making.

    worldpop.org/blog/global-exper

    #ForcedDisplacement #Refugees #HumanitarianData #GeospatialData #AIforGood #HumanitarianAction

  24. How can better data improve humanitarian action?

    WorldPop brought together experts from #UNHCR #IOM, #UNICEF and leading universities to advance ethical, data-driven approaches to tracking forced displacement. The workshop focused on improving data quality, protecting privacy, and making women and children more visible in decision-making.

    worldpop.org/blog/global-exper

    #ForcedDisplacement #Refugees #HumanitarianData #GeospatialData #AIforGood #HumanitarianAction

  25. How can better data improve humanitarian action?

    WorldPop brought together experts from #UNHCR #IOM, #UNICEF and leading universities to advance ethical, data-driven approaches to tracking forced displacement. The workshop focused on improving data quality, protecting privacy, and making women and children more visible in decision-making.

    worldpop.org/blog/global-exper

    #ForcedDisplacement #Refugees #HumanitarianData #GeospatialData #AIforGood #HumanitarianAction

  26. How can better data improve humanitarian action?

    WorldPop brought together experts from #UNHCR #IOM, #UNICEF and leading universities to advance ethical, data-driven approaches to tracking forced displacement. The workshop focused on improving data quality, protecting privacy, and making women and children more visible in decision-making.

    worldpop.org/blog/global-exper

    #ForcedDisplacement #Refugees #HumanitarianData #GeospatialData #AIforGood #HumanitarianAction

  27. How can better data improve humanitarian action?

    WorldPop brought together experts from #UNHCR #IOM, #UNICEF and leading universities to advance ethical, data-driven approaches to tracking forced displacement. The workshop focused on improving data quality, protecting privacy, and making women and children more visible in decision-making.

    worldpop.org/blog/global-exper

    #ForcedDisplacement #Refugees #HumanitarianData #GeospatialData #AIforGood #HumanitarianAction

  28. We just left the Dataiku Summit and sat down with Nur Hafiza Mutalif of the Singapore Red Cross. She reminds us that in humanitarian work “no‑harm” and neutrality make AI a careful partner, not just an efficiency hack. Curious how they turned scepticism into a prototype?

    Read/listen at open.spotify.com/episode/2EGuy #AIForGood #HumanitarianTech

  29. We just left the Dataiku Summit and sat down with Nur Hafiza Mutalif of the Singapore Red Cross. She reminds us that in humanitarian work “no‑harm” and neutrality make AI a careful partner, not just an efficiency hack. Curious how they turned scepticism into a prototype?

    Read/listen at open.spotify.com/episode/2EGuy

  30. Just published the first post of The Diamond Age of Learning — building free, adaptive, interactive textbooks for anyone, not just people who can afford private tutors. Named for the novel where a personalized teaching book reaches the kid it wasn't built for, and changes everything.

    AI-assisted drafts, always human-edited.

    First post: thediamondageoflearning.substa

    #OpenEducation #EdTech #OER #AIforGood #LearningScience

  31. Just published the first post of The Diamond Age of Learning — building free, adaptive, interactive textbooks for anyone, not just people who can afford private tutors. Named for the novel where a personalized teaching book reaches the kid it wasn't built for, and changes everything.

    AI-assisted drafts, always human-edited.

    First post: thediamondageoflearning.substa

    #OpenEducation #EdTech #OER #AIforGood #LearningScience

  32. Just published the first post of The Diamond Age of Learning — building free, adaptive, interactive textbooks for anyone, not just people who can afford private tutors. Named for the novel where a personalized teaching book reaches the kid it wasn't built for, and changes everything.

    AI-assisted drafts, always human-edited.

    First post: thediamondageoflearning.substa

    #OpenEducation #EdTech #OER #AIforGood #LearningScience

  33. Just published the first post of The Diamond Age of Learning — building free, adaptive, interactive textbooks for anyone, not just people who can afford private tutors. Named for the novel where a personalized teaching book reaches the kid it wasn't built for, and changes everything.

    AI-assisted drafts, always human-edited.

    First post: thediamondageoflearning.substa

    #OpenEducation #EdTech #OER #AIforGood #LearningScience

  34. Just published the first post of The Diamond Age of Learning — building free, adaptive, interactive textbooks for anyone, not just people who can afford private tutors. Named for the novel where a personalized teaching book reaches the kid it wasn't built for, and changes everything.

    AI-assisted drafts, always human-edited.

    First post: thediamondageoflearning.substa

    #OpenEducation #EdTech #OER #AIforGood #LearningScience

  35. Designing Trustworthy AI Experiences

    The principles are technology-agnostic: they hold across conversational, generative, predictive, and embedded AI, and they'll still hold when the tool landscape shifts next quarter.

    MORE INFO → maven.com/cranford-teague/trus

    #TrustworthyAI #AIDesign #AIForGood #Masto #CranfordTeague

  36. Designing Trustworthy AI Experiences

    The principles are technology-agnostic: they hold across conversational, generative, predictive, and embedded AI, and they'll still hold when the tool landscape shifts next quarter.

    MORE INFO → maven.com/cranford-teague/trus

  37. RE: bolha.us/@denommus/11693107633

    A Genève, des hommes blancs interrompent une conference propagande. Vous estes forts et donnez de la force les gars #aiforgood

  38. RE: bolha.us/@denommus/11693107633

    A Genève, des hommes blancs interrompent une conference propagande. Vous estes forts et donnez de la force les gars #aiforgood

  39. RE: bolha.us/@denommus/11693107633

    A Genève, des hommes blancs interrompent une conference propagande. Vous estes forts et donnez de la force les gars #aiforgood

  40. RE: bolha.us/@denommus/11693107633

    A Genève, des hommes blancs interrompent une conference propagande. Vous estes forts et donnez de la force les gars #aiforgood

  41. RE: bolha.us/@denommus/11693107633

    A Genève, des hommes blancs interrompent une conference propagande. Vous estes forts et donnez de la force les gars #aiforgood

  42. Designing Trustworthy AI Experiences

    The principles are technology-agnostic: they hold across conversational, generative, predictive, and embedded AI, and they'll still hold when the tool landscape shifts next quarter.

    MORE INFO → maven.com/cranford-teague/trus

    #TrustworthyAI #AIDesign #AIForGood #Masto #CranfordTeague

  43. Designing Trustworthy AI Experiences

    The principles are technology-agnostic: they hold across conversational, generative, predictive, and embedded AI, and they'll still hold when the tool landscape shifts next quarter.

    MORE INFO → maven.com/cranford-teague/trus

  44. As the Global #AIforGood Summit brings governments, industry, academia & civil society together, AI governance is in focus.
    To unlock AI’s benefits, we need safeguards, accountability & fundamental rights respect. FRA contributes to rights-compliant AI with research & advice.

    Video
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    nitter.net/EURightsAgency/stat

  45. As the Global #AIforGood Summit brings governments, industry, academia & civil society together, AI governance is in focus.
    To unlock AI’s benefits, we need safeguards, accountability & fundamental rights respect. FRA contributes to rights-compliant AI with research & advice.

    Video
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    nitter.net/EURightsAgency/stat

  46. 💡L'#IA redéfinit déjà le quotidien de millions de travailleurs❕

    🤔Question : comment changera-t-elle le monde du #travail⁉️

    📣A #Genève, au sommet #AIforGood,
    @OITinfo défendra une IA au service des personnes, du travail décent & 1️⃣ transition juste

    ℹ️ tinyurl.com/5xrn4jpk

  47. 💡L'#IA redéfinit déjà le quotidien de millions de travailleurs❕

    🤔Question : comment changera-t-elle le monde du #travail⁉️

    📣A #Genève, au sommet #AIforGood,
    @OITinfo défendra une IA au service des personnes, du travail décent & 1️⃣ transition juste

    ℹ️ tinyurl.com/5xrn4jpk

  48. RE: beige.party/@ned/1169164143223

    To all the people who say there can be #aiforgood, stuff this in your pipe and smoke it assholes…

  49. RE: beige.party/@ned/1169164143223

    To all the people who say there can be #aiforgood, stuff this in your pipe and smoke it assholes…