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The Cost of Technology
AI effectiveness, environmental accounting, labour conditions, corporate accountability, and humanitarian tech governance.
Guiding question
What does technology adoption cost the humanitarian sector, and who carries that cost?
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AI effectiveness
Assess where AI improves triage, translation, evidence synthesis, and planning, and where it introduces hallucination, bias, automation complacency, or false precision.
Hypotheses to test
- AI value is strongest where the task is reviewable and weakest where the output becomes an unaudited decision.
- A reliable fallback may matter more than model accuracy in low-resource or high-risk humanitarian workflows.
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