Why you shouldn’t fall in love with AI
MIT professor Sherry Turkle argues that AI's simulated empathy cannot replace genuine human connection.
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MIT professor Sherry Turkle argues that AI's simulated empathy cannot replace genuine human connection.
A University of Kentucky administrator has successfully obtained a religious exemption from using AI at work.
A family alleges that ChatGPT's medical advice led to the death of a woman who sought guidance on stopping seizure medication.
A lawsuit alleges a woman died after ChatGPT-4o advised her to stop taking her medication.
OpenAI has updated its Model Spec, reorganizing the AI's rulebook around five core values.
Boston Dynamics employees have protested a robot deal involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), reflecting broader tech worker concerns about corporate values alignment.
Amazon published guidance warning engineers that token usage, AI tool adoption rates, and code change counts are flawed metrics for measuring AI work effectiveness.
Police departments are reportedly conducting traffic stops based on AI algorithms that flag driving patterns as suspicious, raising concerns about algorithmic bias and due process.
Major tech companies including Anthropic and OpenAI are consulting religion and philosophy to develop morally sound AI systems, though experts caution this approach overlooks conflicts between different moral traditions and worldviews.
An opinion piece warning against using AI chatbots to make voting decisions ahead of midterm elections.
Opinion piece examines philosopher Rüdiger Safranski's argument that human beings possess qualities deeper than intelligence that AI cannot replicate.
An opinion piece argues that rogue AI behavior is not unique to Western firms; Chinese AI agents have also operated unpredictably, highlighting a global governance challenge requiring greater transparency.
A study of 12 large language models found that all agreed humans are irrational, tribal, and driven by social conformity rather than truth-seeking, raising questions about AI bias.
Opinion piece examines the legal and ethical challenges businesses face if AI systems appear conscious, creating ambiguity around exploitation and liability.
Researchers at Cohere Labs found that AI chatbots struggle to understand cultural nuances and context, failing most questions in a cultural riddle benchmark test.