AI ethics still lost in translation as Europe struggles to implement principles
Europe has spent the past decade building a distinct approach to “trustworthy artificial intelligence”, turning ambitions in AI ethics, such as transparency, accountability and non-discrimination, into guidance and, now, binding…
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Ethics must catch up with rapid adoption of generative AI in higher education research
AI-powered tools are now routinely used by students and researchers across disciplines. While these systems promise efficiency and expanded analytical capacity, their rapid adoption has raised growing concerns about academic…
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Generative AI hype distracts us from AI’s more important breakthroughs
This kind of hype has contributed to a frenzy of misunderstandings about what AI actually is and what it can and cannot do. Crucially, generative AI is a seductive distraction…
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The Algorithm Isn’t Broken. Your Ethics Are
Shekar Natarajan is the founder and CEO of Orchestro.AI. In every boardroom conversation about AI safety, there is a familiar belief that if we can just bolt on the right…
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China wants to lead the world on AI regulation — will the plan work?
Chinese president Xi Jinping speaking at the 2025 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in Gyeongju, South Korea.Credit: Yonhap via AP/Alamy Despite risks ranging from exacerbating inequality to causing existential catastrophe, the…
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Qatar’s growing artificial intelligence landscape creates new opportunities
Giselle Reis, Associate Teaching Professor at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) Doha, Qatar: The next generation of artificial intelligence professionals will need more than technical know-how, and they must…
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