Researchers Influenced Reddit Users With AI Bots
Published: May 7, 2025 Photo by Brett Jordan on Unsplash By India McCarty Reddit is threatening legal action after researchers from the University of Zurich used AI bots to see…
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AI video of road rage victim used in court, killer gets max sentence
The facsimile of Pelkey thanked the judge and told his killer he believed in forgiveness, saying that “in another life, we probably could have been friends”. He ended the video…
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Business Reporter – Sustainability – Responsible AI: comparing ethics frameworks
Developing and using AI tools responsibly is central to many organisations’ technology governance. A few legal frameworks exist that provide requirements around the socially acceptable use of AI, such as…
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OpenAI’s Shift to a Public Benefit Corporation Changes Everything
What happens when a tech giant chooses principles over profit? In a bold and unexpected move, OpenAI has decided to abandon its pursuit of becoming a fully for-profit entity, opting…
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The AI split: Half of firms embrace the tech, while half hesitate
New research reveals a nearly even divide in the wealth management world’s approach to AI adoption: Roughly half are moving forward, while the other half is holding back. That was…
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Cultivating Conscious Code – How One Engineer’s Work is Changing Responsible AI
Jason Phillips | Contributor As humans developed a community-oriented existence, they began to develop a personal moral compass that guided choices and interactions in society. In ancient Mesopotamia, fairness, justice,…
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