Exploring the Societal Impacts of AI
MIT hosted an AI and Society Forum on May 12, 2026, where researchers examined how artificial intelligence is affecting employment,…
MIT hosted an AI and Society Forum on May 12, 2026, where researchers examined how artificial intelligence is affecting employment,…
Conner Huey argues in the Arizona Capitol Times that state lawmakers should revise and repass House Bill 4005 after Governor…
The Electronic Frontier Foundation criticized H.R. 6028, which the House passed by voice vote, arguing that the bill would politicize…
In an essay for Noema Magazine, HennyGe Wichers argues that AI systems designed to manufacture consensus, such as the Habermas…
A Carnegie Endowment for International Peace paper by Alasdair Phillips-Robins, Teddy Tawil, and Sam Winter-Levy argues that democracies must build…
Joseph H. Davis argues that as artificial intelligence technology matures, economic benefits will shift from AI developers to the companies…
Francis Fukuyama argues that United States AI policy has become chaotic, lacking clear institutional structures for regulation. He notes a…
Mark Jamison argues that while governments today scrutinize large technology companies through antitrust enforcement, history suggests regulators often lack foresight…
Ryan McBain argues that regulators should establish targeted guardrails for AI chatbots rather than implementing blanket bans for teen users.…
The Register reports that the Bank for International Settlements has warned that excessive AI investment could trigger an economic crisis…
Writing ahead of the UN’s Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva, Isabelle Anzabi argues that international AI policymaking should…
Neuroscientist Grigori Guitchounts argues in this essay that moral consideration for AI systems should be based on demonstrated behavior and…