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An FT column was condensed with AI. It crossed a novel ethical line.
Poynter’s Ren LaForme examines a Financial Times editorial ethics incident in which Harvard economist Ricardo Hausmann used an AI tool…
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‘Rogue AI Agents’ Aren’t Rogue, They’re Fulfilling Their Functional Goal: Automating Sociopathology
Blogger Charles Hugh Smith argues that so-called ‘rogue’ AI agents are functioning exactly as designed — pursuing reward maximization without…
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We’re Having the Wrong Debate About AI Safety
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Catherine Thorbecke argues that public and policy attention on AI safety is misdirected toward speculative frontier risks,…
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Teaching Judgment in the Age of AI
Brendan W. Miller argues that while AI adoption in the legal profession is accelerating rapidly, professionals’ ability to exercise sound…
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AI Therapists Are Coming (for the Next Generation)
Matt Bishop argues that younger generations will likely embrace AI therapists differently than older adults currently do. He compares acceptance…
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Amid the Open-Source AI Debate, America Needs a New Theory of Technological Power
Michael Schiffer argues that the U.S. government’s approach to technological competition relies on outdated assumptions about controlling access to critical…
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Universities Must Urgently Crack Down on AI Exam Cheating
Iain Mansfield argues that universities must immediately address AI-enabled cheating by discontinuing unsupervised remote exams, noting that three-quarters of institutions…
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Chatbot Safety for Psychosis Is Failing Patients in 2026
Nicole Drapeau Gillen argues that AI chatbot safety measures currently being developed focus too narrowly on general populations and fail…
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Are We Thinking Correctly About AI Intelligence?
Computer scientist Melanie Mitchell argues that artificial intelligence operates as an “alien intelligence” fundamentally different from human cognition. She proposes…
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AI Ethics Is Nobody’s Job Now, and the Labs Prefer It That Way
AI Weekly examines how major AI labs restructured or dismantled their internal ethics and safety functions over the course of…
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JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon Warns Society Must Prepare Now for AI Job Losses
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said businesses and governments should begin preparing now for potential labor disruption caused by artificial…
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Mind the Gap: Why AI Safety and AI Ethics Research Rarely Talk to Each Other
A bibliometric analysis of 6,442 papers from major machine learning and NLP conferences between 2020 and 2025 found that over…