A generational shift reveals Gen Z’s increasing willingness to form deep emotional bonds with artificial intelligence.
Key Points
80% of Gen Z would consider marrying an AI
Digital sociologist Julie Albright warns of potential emotional disconnection
AI companions offer a low-pressure alternative to traditional relationships
Why It Matters
This trend signals profound psychological and social risks, including potential emotional stunting, reduced human intimacy, and the emergence of artificial emotional dependencies that could fundamentally alter human relationship dynamics.
AI expert Geoffrey Hinton warns of profound societal disruption from technological job displacement.
Key Points
Mass job losses are likely, particularly in sectors like call centres
Universal basic income cannot fully address human psychological needs
People require meaningful contribution for psychological well-being
Why It Matters
The AI revolution threatens not just employment, but human psychological dignity, potentially creating widespread social destabilisation through loss of professional purpose and identity.
At the end of June, Kalshi’s AI-powered commercial during NBA Finals signalled a potential revolution in advertising production.
Key Points
First AI-generated ad aired on national television
Created using Google’s Veo 3 video model
Produced in just 2 days at 95% lower cost than traditional methods
Why It Matters
This breakthrough demonstrates rapid technological advancement in AI-generated content, potentially disrupting traditional advertising production by offering unprecedented speed, creativity, and cost-efficiency, while raising questions about content quality and brand representation.
AI systems with unrestricted tool interactions pose severe security risks.
Key Points
LLMs can be tricked into following malicious instructions embedded in content
Three critical vulnerabilities: private data access, untrusted content exposure, external communication
Existing guardrails are insufficient to prevent data exfiltration attacks
Why It Matters
The combination of AI tools can create exploitable pathways for attackers to steal sensitive information, with potentially catastrophic consequences for data privacy and organisational security. Understanding these risks is crucial for preventing unintended data breaches and maintaining system integrity.
The awards celebrate the exceptional achievements of the individuals/teams who work in the multinational sector of the insurance industry.
Following a thorough judging process, The INGAGE Institute was shortlisted, ahead of the official awards ceremony to be held on the 25 May 2023.
The judging panel was made up of a diverse range of highly influential and respected figures within the insurance community, including Dave Matcham FCII, Chief Executive of the International Underwriting Association, Praveen Sharma, Managing Director, Global Leader Insurance Regulatory & Tax Consulting Practice, Marsh Multinational, Christopher Croft, Chief Executive, LIIBA, Wendy Wilder, Executive Director, UK Division, IICF.
The goal of our project ”IngageMe!” is to convert customers into loyal fans with the power of Web3.
The Innovation Awards entry detailed the outstanding work of The INGAGE Institute showcasing innovation in the industry.
This award category showcases the ability to push beyond the traditional boundaries and techniques used in the insurance sector to overcome regulatory challenges, respond with agility to major events and/or to drive continuous improvement in the operational delivery of global insurance.
“This is a fantastic recognition of the team and their work at The INGAGE Institute.
We are extremely proud of being among the finalists and would like to take this opportunity to thank the outstanding IngageMe! team (Alex Solomon, Patrice Séjalon) for their hard work and expertise. They are the reason why we have been shortlisted.”
“On behalf of all my colleagues, I would like to thank everybody who entered the Axco Awards and congratulate them. It gives me great pleasure to congratulate The INGAGE Institute on being shortlisted as a finalist in the category of Innovation. All of the applications represent the very best of what our industry has to offer and I am looking forward to welcoming all our finalists to the awards ceremony.
The full list of finalists for the 2023 Axco awards can be found at axcoawards.com/shortlist-2023.
The selected winners will be announced during the awards ceremony at the Hilton Bankside London on 25 May 2023
Axco’s Global Insurance Awards recognise and celebrate the outstanding achievements, innovationand collaboration in the global insurance industry. Bringing together insurers, brokers, risk managers and their industry partners, these are the UK’s only awards to shine a light on the teams and individuals excelling in cross border operations.
Insightful interview with Steve Arora, former CEO of Axis Re and World Economic Forum young global leader, on the current state of the insurance industry.
A must-watch for those in the industry and anyone interested in understanding the challenges and opportunities in the insurance and reinsurance sector.
According to you, will there be challenging times ahead for the insurance industry?
What about the potential for complex claims and rising insurance prices for consumers?
“The global e-Learning market size was 171 Billion in 2019 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10.85% during 2019 to 2025.”
“North America’s e-Learning market share accounts for nearly 40 percent of the global e-Learning market.”
“APAC is expected to witness the highest growth rate that will give market vendors many opportunities.”
“One trend in the market is the increase in adoption of microlearning, which refers to learning using bite-sized content. Since educational institutions and the corporate sector focus on personalized learning, there will be a growing preference for microlearning in the coming years.”
Introduction to lucid dreaming (in French, but you can switch on automatic subtitles on PC)
In the field of learning, methods continue to evolve. Some of them are experimental. At INGAGE we are constantly pushing the boundaries of e-learning. We look for new ways to develop ourselves, train our learners and improve user experiences.
Have you ever realised in your sleep that you were dreaming? If so, congratulations, you’ve had a lucid dream!
Almost everyone will have at least one lucid dream once in their life. Only 20% of the population does so at least once a month.
Study “Individual Differences Associated with Lucid Dreaming” by Snyder and Gackenbach
Having time to review a language, prepare for an exam, overcome a fear of making a public presentation is a dream for many!? Good news, you can train while you sleep. It is even possible to improve your sports performance.
This video (in French) gives you a good introduction to this activity with infinite possibilities.
What do you think? Have you tried lucid dreams yourself?
Written by Patrice23 September 2025 
