#AI ethics

OpenAI and Anthropic researchers quit publicly, but most stay quiet. The hidden mechanisms keeping AI workers from speaking up reveal a darker truth about tech power.

Anthropic's standoff with the Pentagon over 'any lawful use' terms reveals the battle for AI's soul between ethics and military applications.

Despite AI companies' promises, progress on reliable deepfake labeling remains sluggish. We examine the real barriers to authentic content verification.

AI marketing algorithms that know your location and preferences are being weaponized to influence public opinion on warfare. How much algorithmic influence should democracies tolerate?

Google DeepMind calls for rigorous testing of AI moral reasoning as language models increasingly advise on sensitive life decisions. But can machines truly understand ethics?

Europe's privacy watchdog launches large-scale probe into X's Grok AI for generating non-consensual sexual imagery. A watershed moment for AI ethics and regulation

AI systems now speak fluently and persuasively, yet bear no responsibility for their words. This fundamental shift threatens the moral structure of language and human dignity.

As Valentine's Day approaches, more people are using AI to write romantic messages. But research reveals an unexpected psychological cost to this digital romance.

Startups promise to eliminate grief by letting users talk to AI versions of deceased loved ones. But should some human experiences remain unoptimized?

Stanford study reveals Andreessen Horowitz-funded AI marketplace facilitates creation of non-consensual deepfakes, with 90% targeting women celebrities.

Meet Amanda Askell, the Anthropic philosopher who wrote Claude's 'soul document.' Her approach treats AI not as a tool, but as a person whose character needs cultivation.

Apple and Google app stores host over 100 AI-powered nudify apps that can turn innocent photos into explicit images. Here's what's really happening.