Responsible AI use is becoming an institutional capability, argues ex-CCIX exec
moniquejmorrow · x · 2026-10-15
Monique Morrow argues that knowing how to use AI responsibly is emerging as an institutional capability in its own right. For organizations that communities rely on, this capability could become part of how resilience is built. She was struck by the article's framing of education as infrastructure, and suggests AI maturity should be measured by how well organizations serve communities and withstand disruption — not by technical metrics alone.
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