Living Well with Technology, episode 39 of the Human Pulse Podcast. We revisit the core concepts of the "Slow AI" approach: Good, Clean, and Fair AI, as originally discussed in ep. #33. We talk about targeted professional tools such as England’s NHS AI-assisted triage, the shift from expert to supervisor, Anthropic's Claude science, the potential revolution of sodium-ion batteries, Morocco’s "water battery" and the global governance challenge.

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Chapters

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01:04 The Concept of Slow AI

03:53 The NHS Example

05:52 Reducing Friction in Scientific Research

08:05 The Shift from Discovery to Supervision

10:38 The Impact of Automation on Human Skills

14:45 Innovations in Energy Storage

18:20 Creative Solutions for Energy Efficiency

19:58 The Fairness of AI: Not Quite…

24:22 The Risks and Benefits of AI Deployment

27:10 Conclusion and Future Outlook

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Recording Date: July, 5th, 2026

Hosts: Fabrice Neuman – Tech Consultant for Small Businesses & Anne Trager – Human Potential & Executive Performance Coach

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Resources & Links

Human Pulse - 33: Starting The Slow AI Movement

NHS accelerates artificial intelligence rollout to cut waiting times and improve care for millions

Anthropic unveils 'Claude Science' for scientific research

World Bank approves Morocco clean energy project after ending climate lending target

UN report sees enormous potential benefits and big risks from AI

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