Relationship Between Technology and Us

We bring people together to explore how technology shapes our lives—and build a more responsible relationship with it.

OCTOBER 2026 · A NEW CHAPTER

Responsible Today is now Responsible Now.

A new name and home at responsible.now, with the same commitment to a responsible relationship with technology. Explore our Bengaluru workshop archive below, or invite us to start a conversation with your community.

Challenges 

Challenges created by technology can be roughly divided into two categories
Individual Challenges 

we see in us and the people around with the effects of modern technology for example Addiction, Dependency and Influence.

Societal Challenges 

that are results of individual effects culminates into larger problems of our society today for example Polarization, Power Imbalance and Knowledge gap.
 

About Us

Responsible Now is an open source non-profit initiative. We are working to identify and address the challenges arising from our modern digital lives. The impact of AI on our lives cannot be underestimated. Not only do we work and create with AI but it also impacts the way we see the world, interact with each other and influences us in the choices we make. This directly contributes to issues of mental health, inequality, misinformation and authoritarianism. Our approach is not anti-technology but building a responsible relationship with technology. 

Stakeholders

We are focused on the public engagement through various mediums  

Technologist

working on the cutting edge

  • Ethics Workshop
  • Bias Awareness
  • Privacy Challenges
Policy Makers

responsible for defining the rules

  • Technological Challenges
  • Data Science for policy making
  • Future of education
Influencers

communicating with the public

  • Start the conversation
  • Public facing events
  • Content collaborations

Workshop in action

Bengaluru workshop archive: participants from different backgrounds explored the relationship between technology and everyday life. Press play to watch highlights.

Team

Hasan
Hasan
Creative Technologist

is a new media artist, creative technologist and educator, working with critical concerns around technology for the last 12 years. His works blur the boundaries between Art, Science & Technology to collectively imagine a future in which symbiotic relationships are formed between humans and machines.

Michiel Baas
Michiel Baas
Urban Anthropologist 

is a Senior Fellow at Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology (Halle, Germany). An urban anthropologist whose work also draws inspiration from sociology, cultural studies, and science & technology studies. His research project ‘Craitivity: Towards an Anthropology of Artificial Intelligence’ aims to develop an anthropology of artificial intelligence (AI).

Aditi B.
Aditi B.
Security/Privacy Researcher

is an Independent Security Researcher who focuses on Android security, cloud, web apps, and wireless network attacks. Currently working as a Product Security Engineer at Atlassian and has previously worked for Microsoft.
 She has conducted training and initiated discussions on cybersecurity, digital rights, and techno-sociology. 

Akshara Damle
Akshara Damle
Psychologist

is a TEDx speaker and a psychologist based out of Bengaluru. He has been working for the cause of mental wellness in different sections of society. He has been working with a wide range of clients going through different mental issues. He is also an author and has published four books and also a columnist in leading newspapers.
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What comes next

From local workshops to public conversations, help shape a more responsible relationship with technology.

1

Host a workshop

Bring a diverse group together for a facilitated discussion about technology in daily life. Contact us to explore a session for your community, classroom or organisation.
2

Create together

Turn workshop questions into public conversations. We welcome ideas from artists, educators and content creators, including collaborations in regional languages.
3

Connect perspectives

Help shape future conversations between technologists, researchers, policy makers and the public. Get in touch to propose a collaboration.

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