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My involvement with Tzu Chi, an organization renowned for its humanitarian work, began as a family practice, focusing on educational donations. This perspective shifted as I learned about Tzu Chi’s extensive global outreach, particularly in supporting people in need, regardless of religious affiliations. A significant chapter in my journey unfolded when my aunt, a dedicated Tzu Chi volunteer, visited me in the Netherlands after completing her mission in Poland. This unexpected family reunion deepened my bond with Tzu Chi’s humanitarian ethos, transcending my own religious beliefs....

During recent discussions with friends about adopting ChatGPT, a striking theme emerged: a sense of guilt and the feeling that using AI was somehow “not my contribution.” This sentiment opened up a conversation about the ethical and psychological aspects of integrating AI into our work. Confronting Guilt and Ownership in AI Use Many expressed concerns that leveraging AI felt like cheating or appropriating someone else’s work. This initial conversation was crucial, as it highlighted an underlying ethical dilemma facing many potential AI users....