Centaur, the AI that understands the human mind: a new era for psychology, medicine and digital ethics – 16.07.2025
A new artificial intelligence model, called Centaur, could revolutionize the way we understand human behavior. Created by an international team of researchers and recently presented in the prestigious journal Nature,…
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Global AI boom conceals widespread labor inequality and digital exploitation
A new study published in Frontiers in Communication sheds light on the largely invisible and often-overlooked human labor that powers artificial intelligence (AI) tools widely used in academic settings. The paper,…
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Enterprise hits and misses – AI ethics versus enterprise realities, and the great AI coding productivity debate
Lead story – AI ethics versus enterprise practice – can we reconcile the two? AI ethics is a potent topic, but let’s face it: ethics largely takes a back seat…
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Legal ethics opinion provides guidance on billing for AI use
In brief Virginia State Bar approves LEO 1901 supporting AI use in billing Legal fees can reflect value, not just time, under Rule 1.5 Generative AI seen as requiring specialized…
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How the Catholic Church views AI
Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the Artificial intelligence myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. The writer is a Franciscan monk, ethics professor at the…
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NZ’s new AI strategy is long on ‘economic opportunity’ but short on managing ethical and social risk
By By Andrew Lensen* of Photo: Supplied/Callaghan Innovation The government’s newly unveiled National AI Strategy is all about what its title said: “Investing with Confidence”. It tells businesses that Aotearoa…
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