What Do We Owe Our AI Assistants?
Every day, millions of people interact with AI assistants—crafting emails, analyzing data, creating images, and even receiving therapy. Yet we rarely consider our ethical obligations toward these intelligent systems. Instead,…
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Governance, legal transformation and the ethics of emerging tech
image: ©Cinefootage Visuals | iStock Kay Firth-Butterfield, the previous inaugural Head of AI and Machine Learning at the World Economic Forum, explores how to build trustworthy AI and the changing…
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How can educational institutions embrace cooperative AI governance?
Amidst the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, educational institutions are grappling with the ethical implications of its integration. While corporates have taken a leading role in defining and navigating AI…
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Big Law’s Increasing AI Use Could Speed Billable Hours’ Demise
Big Law firms’ adoption of artificial intelligence tools could expedite their move away from the billable hour model and toward flat fees, lawyers said at an annual American Bar Association…
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8 Authors Who Predicted AI Before It Was Cool
8 Authors Who Predicted AI Before It Was Cool (Picture Credit – Instagram) Artificial intelligence didn’t start with Silicon Valley. Long before algorithms curated your playlists or large language models…
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Risks of unregulated AI one of biggest challenges: Expert
ISTANBUL Yusuf Sinan Akgul, the dean of Gebze Technical University’s Engineering Faculty, said on Wednesday that as AI improves, the ethics issue is becoming more and more challenging to deal…
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