AI Jesus, also referred to as Deus in Machina, is an artificial intelligence system designed to generate responses and sermons based on textual data from the New Testament. The system processes biblical scripture, allowing it to generate interpretations, answer theological questions, and simulate sermons in a manner consistent with Christian doctrine. It functions by analysing patterns in the biblical text, extracting themes, and producing coherent theological discourse based on linguistic probabilities. Some iterations of AI Jesus have been integrated into digital confessional booths or interactive chat interfaces, where users can seek guidance, biblical interpretations, or simulated spiritual discussions

Under a "Pay-for-Success" funding model, private investors design, implement, and finance a social project or service in collaboration with the government. The government only repays investors if the project meets predefined, measurable social outcomes (e.g., reducing reoffending rates). Investors can still profit from the service, regardless of whether they are ultimately repaid. This contrasts with a direct funding model, where the government assumes full financial responsibility for a project from its inception, covering all costs regardless of its success.

Reverse sexism is the practice of reversing sexist behaviours that typically apply to one gender so that they are instead applied to another (e.g. Barbieland’s matriarchy in Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, Anne Hathaway playing an older woman in a romance with a much younger man in The Idea of You, and Sandra Oh’s on-screen husband in Killing Eve who plays a gender-inverted "nagging husband" that no one listens to and whom Eve treats with contempt).

A work-study degree is a degree programme that integrates classroom learning with on-the-job training. There are two primary models for structuring this integration:

The "day-in, day-out" model – Students alternate between work and school within the same week, balancing both commitments simultaneously.
The "year-in, year-out" model – Students spend one full year studying, followed by a dedicated year-long work attachment, before returning to complete their final academic year(s).

Both models require high coordination on the part of employers, academic institutions, and students.

In the book The Anxious Generation, Jonathan Haidt proposes a series of policies to protect young children from social media. The policies include no smartphones before high school, no social media before 16, and phone-free schools. The premise of the policy proposal is that children should have smartphone-free childhoods.