WA schools’ AI policy doesn’t take the stakes seriously enough
Thousands of parents in the Puget Sound region spend their days building artificial intelligence systems at Microsoft, Amazon, Google and countless startups. After work, they pick up their kids from…
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AI Ethics Is a Double Misnomer
“AI Ethics” has become one of the defining phrases of the digital age. It appears in boardrooms, policy papers, university centers, procurement rules, and product reviews. The phrase helps people…
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AI in Law Schools: Transforming Legal Education
Law students are trading in textbooks for AI subscriptions for some classes as they explore real-life ethical and practical implications of the technology Over the last two years, Loyola Law…
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UNM to launch campus-wide guidelines on ethical AI use
This fall, the University of New Mexico AI Steering Committee will be launching campus-wide guidelines and best practices to address aspects of artificial intelligence use that are considered “urgent,” including…
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Can ethics be instilled in AI?
To secure a humane future, we must address a critical question: Can AI be trained to operate ethically? There are no easy answers. Machine ethics are elusive because the scope…
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Pope announces AI-focused study group ahead of first encyclical release | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV has created a study group on artificial intelligence,…
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