Cognitive Surrender Meets Moral Surrender: On AI and Ethics
Eugen Dimant examines how people increasingly outsource moral reasoning to AI systems, identifying three distinct risks. “Cognitive surrender” occurs when…
Eugen Dimant examines how people increasingly outsource moral reasoning to AI systems, identifying three distinct risks. “Cognitive surrender” occurs when…
Blaise Agüera y Arcas and James Manyika argue that advances in artificial intelligence are prompting a fundamental reconsideration of what…
The rapid spread of chatbots and autonomous AI agents is intensifying debate over who should be held responsible when something…
Written by Shana Lynch and published July 14, 2026, this Stanford HAI piece examines the concept of AI sovereignty through…
Published July 1, 2026, this analysis examined 170,927 AI research papers posted to arXiv between early 2025 and June 26,…
This Bloomberg Opinion column, published July 14, 2026, argues that as AI technology becomes cheaper and more broadly beneficial to…
Published July 15, 2026 from the AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, this piece features AI researcher Yoshua Bengio…
Published July 11, 2026, this piece presents an interview with Turing Award-winning computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton, known as the godfather…
The essay argues that the interaction between child development and artificial intelligence is an urgent, underexamined challenge with the potential…
Lancaster University researchers, commissioned by the UK’s Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, analyzed more than 9,100 peer-reviewed AI security…
Physicians Afnan Tariq and Ami Bhatt argue that doctors must retain personal accountability for medical decisions informed by artificial intelligence…
This editorial discusses a UN Women warning that artificial intelligence systems are reinforcing gender bias, stereotypes, and inequality, citing an…