Incorporating Artificial Intelligence into our Lives (2026)

Preface by Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley

This publication invites colleagues to consider the application (inclusion) of AI into their everyday lives - work, home and 'play'. The chapters explore how AI can be embraced and incorporated in meaningful and appropriate ways.

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• Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley - Incorporating Artificial Intelligence into our lives

• Professor Ian Bofinger - Incorporating Artificial Intelligence into Performing Arts Higher Education

• Dr Dimitri Kopanakis - The AI-Integrated Household: An Ethnography of AI Integration in the Contemporary Home

• Adjunct Professor Issac Chung Lee - Master or Muse. Incorporating AI in the Lives of Creative Practitioners

• Associate Professor Christopher McLeod - On Living The Good Life: Why Attire Matters

• Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley - Using and embracing AI in Higher Education

• Adjunct Professor Jamie Rigg - AI Protections for Artists, Songwriters, and Producers

• Associate Professor Christopher McLeod - The Influence of Leaders

• Emeritus Professor Clive Smallman - A little and often – Advice from a long-term user of AI

• Anurag Kanwar - Incorporating Artificial Intelligence into Our Lives

• Anurag Kanwar - Artificial Intelligence as a Colleague: Rethinking How We Work with AI

• Mordechai Katash - Governing with Machines: Statesman’s Quest

• Poppy Whateley - AI as a Tool, not a Trick: How I Use Artificial Intelligence in Life and Work

• Lankani Croos - The paradox that changed everything

• Irene Mendoza - AI and the Architecture of Human Judgment:  What Must Remain Huma

• Jotsana Roopram - Incorporating Artificial Intelligence Across Institutional Contexts: An Institutional Leadership Perspective

• Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley - Ways to incorporate AI into our live

• Emeritus Professor Jim Mienczakowski - Incorporating AI Must First Mean Interpreting AI​

• Associate Professor Tom O'Connor  -From Robby to Real – AI is Moving into our lives

• Taha Mohammed -  The Missing Layer of Why: When Automation Learned to Reason

• Dr Andy West - I get by with a little help from my (AI) friends

• Associate Professor Zawar Shah - When AI Shops Before I Do: Convenience, Choice and Control  

• Emeritus Professor Clive Smallman - The second cognitive revolution?

• Anna Rushmer - AI: a creative’s right hand, or a poisoned chalice?

• ​Professor Craig Ellis -  Integrating Generative AI Text Generation Tools into Contemporary Teaching and Learning