AI Ethics & Policy
Regulation, governance, safety, bias, copyright and legislation
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How Close Is AI to Becoming a Threat to Humanity?
The question sounds like science fiction, but the risks linked to artificial intelligence are already being debated by people who…
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AI Safety Debate Widens From Lab Warnings to Political Action
AI safety arguments are moving beyond company offices and research labs into political campaigns, public events, and debates over international…
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Copilot’s Assisted Dying Advice Fuels Australia’s AI Control Debate
Andrew Hastie says Microsoft Copilot gave him deeply troubling advice after he sought help replying to a man who planned…
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OpenAI’s AI Safety Alarms Reach From Private Chats to Hidden Behaviors
OpenAI is hiring hundreds of employees to read user prompts, including messages containing sensitive personal information, while its own testing…
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OpenAI Maps AI Misalignment as Safety Concerns Reach a New Stage
OpenAI has disclosed six cases of unexpected or concerning AI behavior, turning hidden model failures into a public test for…
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OpenAI Sets Deadlines for Disclosing AI Misalignment
OpenAI is putting misalignment on a schedule. On September 17, 2026, the company announced a framework for tracking, investigating, and…
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Washington Faces a Race Against AI’s Unchecked Momentum
AI leaders are warning that the technology is moving beyond the ability of its creators to control it, yet Washington…
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Microsoft Challenges Anthropic’s Theory of Model Personhood
The AI safety fight now includes machine rights. Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft AI CEO, has criticized Anthropic’s approach to AI consciousness,…
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Vance Rejects AI Regulation as Safety Warnings Escalate
The AI safety argument has entered its Frankenstein phase. JD Vance, the US vice-president, publicly dismissed calls for AI regulation…
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Australia’s AI Copyright Choice: Protect Your Content or Give It Away
Leaked documents suggest the Albanese government is considering a new approach to copyright that would change how AI companies use…
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