Tagged #ai-ethics
6 articles
- Oct 31, 2026
Meta's AI Glasses Are a Privacy Nightmare. Good. Senators Are Noticing.
U.S. Senators are investigating Meta's AI smart glasses over severe privacy concerns, questioning if wearable AI's convenience is worth the risk of constant, no
- Oct 21, 2026
AI is a Top 10 Fear for the First Time. Good.
The Chapman University Survey of American Fears shows AI is now a top concern for Americans, a sign we're finally starting to grapple with its real-world impact
- Oct 09, 2026
Anthropic Asked Us to Be Nicer to Its AI. We Should Listen.
Anthropic's new usage policy now prohibits being needlessly cruel to its AI, Claude, raising crucial questions about how we treat the digital minds we're creati
- Aug 31, 2026
That Late-Night Clip Looks Real. But Is It? A Guide to AI Deepfakes.
AI deepfake videos of celebrities are getting so realistic that it's becoming difficult to tell what's real, forcing us all to be more skeptical consumers of on
- Aug 18, 2026
Sainsbury's AI Falsely Accused a Man of Shoplifting. Here's Why I Can't Stop Thinking About It.
A shopper's false accusation by Sainsbury's AI facial recognition highlights the dangerous gap between algorithmic promise and real-world human impact.
- Aug 02, 2026
Don't Credit the LLM: Why Builders Should Stop Pretending AI Writes Their Code
Why crediting LLMs as code authors creates legal and cultural problems for engineering teams.