AI Ethics
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AI in Science & Research
What AI Is Learning From Rats, Crows, and Animal Voices
Animal sounds may hold far more information than humans can hear. Scientists are now using artificial intelligence and other technologies…
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Data & Digital Privacy
AI Workplace Surveillance Outruns Privacy Protections
The workplace is becoming a data collection site. Employers are using CCTV, instant-message tracking, card-swipe records and keystroke monitoring to…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Anthropic Puts 5% of Its Future Value Into Public Benefit
Anthropic is putting equity behind its AI promises. The company announced plans to allocate 5% of its shares to a…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Anthropic’s New Share Fund Could Reshape AI’s Public Benefit
Anthropic is setting aside part of its future value for public benefit, creating a fund designed to support communities affected…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Anthropic Turns Its Equity Into an AI Safety Fund
Anthropic is putting equity behind its public mission. On October 18, 2026, the company announced plans to commit 5% of…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Wikipedia’s AI Problem Could Change the World’s Shared Memory
Wikipedia has become so familiar that it can feel like part of the internet’s furniture. Yet the numbers behind it…
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Future of Work
AI Surveillance Turns the Workplace Into a Permanent Performance Review
Workplace surveillance is becoming an AI product. Employers are using software to monitor worker activity and interactions, turning ordinary jobs…
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Data & Digital Privacy
Smartglasses Turn Everyday Voices Into a Privacy Flashpoint?
Smartglasses can listen, recognize voices, and support people who face vision or memory loss. That promise comes with a serious…
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Future of Work
When AI Interviews AI, Job Hunting Gets Uncomfortably Strange
Job interviews are supposed to help companies understand the people behind an application. But when both sides rely on artificial…
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Data & Digital Privacy
One Interior Photo, One Address: The Privacy Questions Behind Raven
A single interior photograph may now carry more location information than the person who took it intended to share. A…
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