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This article explains the technical and ethical complexities of data aggregation for AI training, using HubSpot's recent controversy as a case study to illustrate key concepts in AI governance and user consent.
OpenAI has outlined a comprehensive public policy agenda focused on AI safety, youth protection, workforce transition, and global standards to ensure responsible AI development.
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney announces a $2.3 billion AI strategy titled 'AI for All,' following a call with Pope Leo XIV on AI ethics.
This article explains the concept of 'AI psychosis' - a term describing unrealistic enthusiasm for AI capabilities among tech leaders. Learn why this mindset matters and how it affects real-world AI development.
The Vatican has appointed a representative within Anthropic, signaling growing religious involvement in AI ethics and governance. This move reflects the increasing need for moral oversight in AI development as technology advances.
Leading AI labs are hiring philosophers to address ethical challenges and fundamental questions about mind and morality in AI development. Critics question if this trend is more about hype than practical impact.
A Wired contributor spent a week recording household chores to earn money while contributing to robot training, highlighting the intersection of human labor and AI development.
Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical, <em>Magnifica Humanitas</em>, has drawn global attention for its direct call to tech leaders and governments on AI ethics and regulation.
Learn how AI can reconstruct voices from old recordings, and understand the privacy and ethical questions this technology raises.
This explainer article explains AI governance - how society creates rules and guidelines for developing artificial intelligence. It covers why we need these rules, how they work, and the challenge of balancing safety with innovation.
This article explains the growing backlash against AI jobs among college graduates, exploring how AI affects employment and what people are concerned about regarding its development.
Three of five regional winners of the Commonwealth Short Story Prize are suspected of relying on chatbots, reflecting a growing concern about AI's role in creative writing.
