Humans in the Lead
LinkedInnewsletter · by Ross McCulloch
Weekly thinking on AI, digital change and keeping humans in the lead, from Ross McCulloch of Third Sector Lab
- Audience
- Not shown publicly
- We show a dash rather than guess
- Publishing
- Every two weeks
- 5 posts indexed in the last 90 days
- Last post
- Oct 22, 2026
- 8 days ago
- Likely audience
- Charity leaders and digital officers
- Inferred from post content
Humans in the Lead is a LinkedIn newsletter by Ross McCulloch covering AI environmental impact, data center energy consumption and charity technology adoption. NewsletterFIT indexed 5 posts from it in the last 90 days, most recently on Oct 22, 2026.
Topics
- AI environmental impact
- data center energy consumption
- charity technology adoption
- sustainable computing
- renewable energy infrastructure
Recent posts
- Responsibility should…
- Your AI…
- AI is…
- AI makes…
- $430 billion…
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