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New WHO report calls for stronger ethics oversight of AI-related health research
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping health research, creating new opportunities to accelerate scientific discovery, strengthen health systems and improve health outcomes. However, without robust ethical safeguards and oversight, AI-related…
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Chapter 2: AI and Scientists
Chapter 2: AI and Scientists – The Externalization of Intelligence and Co-creation 1. What is AI to a Scientist? In Chapter 1, we looked at the history of how science…
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Nvidia agent safety push raises questions about who governs AI autonomy
NEWS ANALYSIS Vendors are developing controls for increasingly autonomous AI agents before regulators have settled on what “safe” means, leaving enterprises to decide how much authority agents should have and…
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Co-creating Intelligence, Ethics, and the Earthï½TADA Mitsuru
By structuring the book into the following six chapters, we position ‘scientists’ not merely as providers of science and technology, but as agents who co-envision peace and civilization in the…
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UC researchers examine ethics of evolving AI
Spectrum News highlighted work by researchers at the University of Cincinnati to explore ethical questions raised by artificial intelligence. UC’s Center for Humanities and Technology is looking at a number…
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Pope Leo criticizes Nvidia’s Jensen Huang over AI safety, positioning Vatican as moral counterweight to Big Tech
Pope Leo XIV has publicly called out Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang for his resistance to AI safety regulations, escalating a confrontation between the Vatican and one of the most valuable…
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