Where AI meets ethics: new interdisciplinary minor blends computer science and philosophy | College of Arts & Sciences
by Nina Argel ’28 | August 4, 2026 As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly woven into everyday life, William & Mary is expanding opportunities for students to understand not only how…
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Accounting ethics in the age of AI
Artificial intelligence is no longer a future issue for the accounting profession — it has moved from “someday” to “right now” faster than many expected. Whether it’s automating routine tasks,…
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China Surveillance Revelations Put AI Ethics Back at Center of…
The use of AI for state surveillance has come under fresh scrutiny in recent reports and procurement records that show how large language models are being adopted for the monitoring…
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Listen to article â¢Â 0:00 min When the largest World Cup in history ended at MetLife Stadium, it marked the culmination of a summer in which millions of visitors moved through…
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In-house solicitors in an age of change: risk, AI, ethics and influence
Balancing the risk and opportunity of AI Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption means solicitors are increasingly being asked to assess the risk of AI usage across an organisation without blocking innovation….
Read More »Aligned AI Ranks Highest Among Leading AI Models in Independent Faith and Ethics Benchmark
Aligned AI Logo Researchers at four universities tested how leading AI models handle questions of faith and ethics. Aligned AI’s answers stayed closest to neutral, ahead of other frontier models….
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