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On the multifaceted ethical issues presented by brain implants and AI, and efforts to address them.
- Renewing a call for careful social media sharing
On navigating the turbulent flows of deepfakes, data voids, and availability cascades.
- On the "solutionless dilemma" of users being misled by chatbots
Too many users don't realize that chatbots sound certain but shouldn’t; is that a design flaw?
Students, faculty, and other participants try to differentiate between responses written by ChatGPT and by an undergraduate student, on three different ethical topics.
Irina Raicu, director, internet ethics, quoted by The Wall Street Journal.
In many aspects of our lives, people must grant their permission in order to achieve something -- set the terms of a contract or complete a transaction, for example. Should similar informed consent be part of our AI use as well?
David DeCosse, director, religious and Catholic ethics, Brian Green, director, technology ethics, and Irina Raicu, director, Internet ethics, quoted by Santa Clara Magazine.
Ann Skeet, senior director, leadership ethics, published by Fortune.
Brian Green, director, technology ethics quoted by The Daily Upside.
Three panelists consider questions regarding human flourishing, how we understand individual and humanity’s purpose in relation to emerging AI technologies, and where the fear of AI arises from.
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