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Capability, impact, ethics – 25 quotes of the month on creativity, knowledge and AI
- by Madanmohan Rao [December 01, 2025]WordSparks (‘words that spark change’) is a monthly feature from MXR.world, with quotes from media around the world on creativity, innovation and technology (see our earlier compilation here). Click on each quote to see the original articles, and share these gems and insights with your colleagues and networks. Stay tuned here for our next edition!
The next big wave for creativity in 2026 is the shift from AI-assisted to AI-accelerated creativity; where ideas scale instantly, production compresses from weeks to hours, and brands move at the speed of culture without losing craft or humanity.
[AI] collapses the innovation timelines substantially, not only for idea generation, but also for hypothesis testing. Furthermore, the bandwidth for experimentation increases a lot.
That’s the opportunity with AI: it gives you tools to take that thing in your head and make it real.
Human accountability, authenticity, and insight remain irreplaceable, providing the depth and nuance in storytelling that AI cannot replicate.
The fundamental difference between organizations that will create the future versus those that merely survive in it isn’t technological sophistication – it’s an innovation mindset.
The pace of AI’s evolution makes it more important than ever to identify and assess the skills that will matter most—and to do so continuously.
The organizations that win won’t just adopt tools; they’ll build the capability to continuously reinvent themselves through them.
From creating personalised designs to optimising production lines, AI gives the industry the chance to rethink how we design, produce, and deliver packaging at scale.
Marketing communication is always changing. The difference, however, is that the degree of change we would see in a decade, we are now seeing every couple of years.
AI enables access to production values that were previously only available to a tiny handful of big brands, and never before to small and medium-sized brands.
AI enables stress testing with thousands of simulations, supporting contingency planning for currency shocks or supply chain disruptions.
The most recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) have the transformational potential in the field of language education.
Amid rapid change, it is not surprising that generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) emerges as a tool to help to assess pitch decks based on innovativeness, commercial feasibility, impact of idea and capability to execute.
While chatbots like ChatGPT are widely used to conduct customer service conversations, agents can automate the entire workflow.
Over half (54% 27 out of 50) of [Eurasian] states reported having one or more regulatory agencies responsible for assessing and approving AI systems in health.
It is clear that without institutional policies and national guidance, universities risk fragmented approaches, uneven capacity, and growing inequity between those able to develop bespoke systems and those reliant on public tools.
Digital literacy is not an elective. Learners should understand how data flows, how models behave and how to use insights ethically. Educators need practical support to make this real in classrooms across South Africa.
An agentic mesh is an architectural feature that allows us to maximize the reuse of different foundational capabilities that power agentic workflows.
Agentic AI will not merely reshape the cyber security landscape; it will redefine the price we are willing to pay in pursuit of security in liberal democracies.
Few organizations have the interoperability and scalability architecture features needed for agentic AI.
The conversation can’t just be about capability. It must be about trust which is the primary obstacle to AI agent implementation.
As the UAE positions itself as a global AI hub, nurturing talent that can innovate responsibly is seen as a competitive advantage.
A lot of people in Europe are very concerned about being wholly reliant on US technology. Are we becoming a vassal state of the US when it comes to technology?
AI must be guided by both wisdom and responsibility to truly serve humanity.
Generative AI is just the latest retelling of a tale as old as humanity itself.
The next big wave isn’t a single technology; it’s the convergence of AI, community, and creativity into entirely new cultural ecosystems.
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