#Tech Ethics

Florida is investigating OpenAI over alleged links to a mass shooting. As AI firms quietly restrict their most powerful tools, a harder question is taking shape: who's legally responsible when AI helps someone plan violence?

OpenAI's CEO published a blog post read by 600,000 people arguing AI is all upside. Is this genuine belief, strategic narrative, or both? PRISM examines the gaps in Silicon Valley's favorite story.

The AI consciousness debate is settled. But the question that actually matters — whether human-AI arrangements grow or erode human judgment — remains almost entirely unasked.

Companies are racing to deploy AI everywhere, but consumers keep saying no. What happens when the gap between corporate enthusiasm and public trust keeps widening?

Hundreds of tech workers signed an open letter defending Anthropic against Pentagon retaliation. The AI industry's red lines are being tested by national security demands.

The Department of Defense demands unrestricted military access to Anthropic's AI technology, sparking industry-wide ethical dilemmas about autonomous weapons and mass surveillance.

Anthropic accuses DeepSeek and two other Chinese AI firms of using 24,000 fake accounts for 16 million conversations. The goal wasn't hacking—it was distillation.

Leading AI researchers are leaving major companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, publicly voicing concerns about safety and ethics. What's driving this unprecedented wave of high-profile resignations?

Anthropic CEO meets Defense Secretary over AI contract terms. Company wants weapons restrictions, Pentagon wants unlimited access. Who blinks first?

Over 880 Google employees and contractors demand the company disclose and cancel immigration enforcement contracts, sparking debate over tech's moral responsibilities.

The Epstein files reveal extensive connections with tech leaders from Musk to Zuckerberg. What does this say about power networks in Silicon Valley?

How Silicon Valley transformed from anti-war idealism to embracing military tech, with Y Combinator funding missile companies and AI giants pursuing Pentagon contracts.