AI Ethics & Policy
Regulation, governance, safety, bias, copyright and legislation
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The AI Rivalry Enters Its Hardest Governance Test
China is pushing back against calls to slow artificial intelligence development, turning a debate about safety into a direct test…
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The Kill Switch Problem Is Bigger Than One AI
AI safety has moved from distant warning to immediate crisis debate. One conversation now spans self-replicating code, models that hide…
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Washington Wants AI Guardrails—Just Not Enough to Stop It
The public wants AI restrained. A survey of over 2,000 US adults found that 62 percent would stop AI development…
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Tasmania’s Parole AI Review Puts Trust and Fairness Under Pressure
An artificial intelligence error has pushed Tasmania’s parole system into a review, after a document used in a high-profile murder…
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The New AI Trust Race Is Built on Better Benchmarks
AI companies are racing to build more capable models, but a harder question is taking center stage: how do we…
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NAZA Directors Face Citizenship Threats Over Gaza Film
Israeli filmmakers Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham are facing threats of losing their citizenship and calls for prosecution over NAZA,…
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AI’s Next Leap Brings Breakthroughs, Threats, and Fierce Debate
AI is moving into every corner of science, industry, and public life, and the speed is forcing difficult questions into…
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Microsoft and OpenAI’s Web Scraping Debate Exposes AI’s News Problem
Microsoft and OpenAI executives described AI web scraping in unusually blunt terms, calling it a threat to journalism and a…
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Trump’s AI Bet Collides With Calls for Guardrails
President Trump has dismissed doomsday predictions about artificial intelligence, calling them a “hoax” while supporting the AI industry. That position…
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