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Editors launch 'Don't ask AI, ask a peer' series (Level A2) — man standing on AMG display

Editors launch 'Don't ask AI, ask a peer' seriesCEFR A2

15 Apr 2026

Adapted from Ameya Nagarajan, Global Voices CC BY 3.0

Photo by Marvin Meyer, Unsplash

Level A2 – High beginner / Elementary
2 min
115 words

Editors at three organisations — Global Voices, APC and GenderIT.org — wrote an editorial about the growing use of AI and the importance of human voice. Last year APC and GenderIT.org drew up an AI policy inspired by Global Voices. They discussed agency, creativity and labour when using automated tools.

The groups started a series called Don’t ask AI, ask a peer to encourage people-to-people knowledge sharing. The series asks two questions about valuing human creativity and creating a human-rights approach to AI. Authors and illustrators will answer, and content will be edited, translated and paid for by people. The series launches today and will be published throughout April on APC.org, GenderIT.org and globalvoices.org.

Difficult words

  • editoriala short article giving editors' opinion
  • agencyability of people to make choices
  • creativityability to make new and original ideas
  • policya set of rules or a plan
  • peera person at the same level or group
  • labourwork people do, often for pay
  • translatechange words into another language
    translated

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Discussion questions

  • Why do you think the groups want people-to-people knowledge sharing?
  • Would you ask a peer or ask AI for help? Why?

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