IEEE's 2026 Tech Summit in Budapest focuses on ethical AI, bringing together researchers, policymakers, and industry leaders to discuss transparency and accountability.

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Rula Health has introduced Rula CARES, an external advisory council aimed at enhancing AI ethics, safety, and clinical practices in behavioral health.

The latest in ACRL's Keeping up with ... series is Keeping up with ... AI Ethics. As usual it is just a few pages, summarising issues and with references/links. Go to https://www.ala.org/acrl/publications/keeping_up_with/ai_ethics Image created by Sheila Webber using Midjourney AI, November 2025

Reality Defender announces its new Ethics Committee, formed by AI ethics leaders. They aim to ensure responsible development of deepfake detection technologies.

LG and UNESCO have launched a global AI Ethics MOOC project, offering free education to empower individuals in ethical AI usage and development.

Researchers are improving AI accuracy with confidence scores, helping systems provide more reliable information and reduce falsehoods.

This week I'm talking to Chris Rhyss Edwards. Army combat engineer, author of five books including "Good Reasons to Kill" and "The Woke Paradox", and now a PhD researcher building AI tools for people who won't talk to a stranger but will talk to a machine. Chris went from a bathroom-mirror pep talk from his politician mum ("she doesn't call a spade a spade, she calls it a fucking shovel") to pitching Rupert Murdoch for millions at News Corp, and he's spent the years since working out why some people can be that direct and most people can't. Now he's building CommonLayer.ai, a safety layer sitting between AI chatbots and the people using them for mental health support, and he brought the receipts: the WHO data on loneliness, the stat on how few people have anyone to call, and the story of the mate who finally asked him about erectile dysfunction because an AI chatbot gave him permission first. We also get into what happens when a squirrel in Central Park convinces an ex-combat soldier he's about to die. In this episode: - Growing up in a retirement village and joining the Army at 17 - The real, unglamorous version of "battlefield to boardroom" - Why civilian workplaces reward indecision and veterans find that maddening - The coming skills gap: AI replacing the junior roles people used to learn on - Star Trek, human-in-the-loop AI, and the three questions everyone actually asks a chatbot - His mate who fell in love with an AI avatar, and where Chris draws the line - One therapist for every 6,000 people, and why 80% of us don't need one anyway - The WHO's loneliness data and what it means for the next decade - The Central Park squirrel that triggered a full panic attack - Why the friend who asked about erectile dysfunction might be the whole point Connect with Chris Rhyss Edwards: 🌐 https://www.chrisrhyss.co/ 💼 https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisrhyss/ 🏢 https://www.commonlayer.ai/

As the Quebec general election approaches, four political parties pledge adherence to a newly established code for responsible AI usage in political campaigns.

Integro Bank's 4th Annual Tech Summit on AI and ethics has opened its doors to over 250 leaders in technology. Discover insights from this high-demand event.

Potts Law Firm has filed a lawsuit against xAI involving the inappropriate use of AI technology to create child sexual abuse material, raising legal and ethical concerns.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly integrating into daily life, from classrooms to corporate environments. However, researchers warn that a growing phenomenon called 'AI guilt' is preventing essential conversations about its responsible use. This guilt stems from the belief that using AI is unethical, even when permitted. Educators and workplace experts highlight that this stigma is creating barriers to teaching safe AI practices. Cognitive offloading—relying on AI to perform tasks instead of developing critical thinking—is a major concern. David Williams, an educator, emphasizes that students who depend on AI for thinking risk undermining their learning abilities. A study by Employment Hero Canada reveals 43% of workers feel guilty using AI, with 39% perceiving it as cheating. Secrecy around AI use is creating new challenges, as open dialogue is crucial for AI literacy. Experts urge schools and workplaces to normalize discussions about responsible AI use to prevent over-reliance on the technology. Without proper education, individuals may become increasingly dependent on AI, risking both personal and professional consequences.

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Many will be surprised to learn that China's approach to AI ethics is more comprehensive, structured, and pragmatic than what we find today in the United States and the European Union | Edition #285

The Martian's signature energy fluctuations radiate from Texas with particular intensity this morning. His erratic essence-pulse suggests a manic episode, likely corresponding to some impending business maneuver.

Sopra Steria has been awarded the prestigious Level 2 Responsible Digital Label, demonstrating its long-term strategy for responsible digital practices and sustainability in technology.

Discover how CIOs and IT leaders can transform AI investments into tangible business value at Info-Tech LIVE 2026 in Las Vegas, featuring insightful sessions.

Explore Artmarket's manifesto outlining 22 principles for a regulated art market in an era defined by AI, ensuring transparency and trust.

University of Phoenix's Dr. Christine V. Marquis unveiled findings on ethical AI in hiring during TCC 2026, highlighting the vital role of human oversight.

A virtual panel on May 5, 2026, will discuss AI's cultural impacts on marginalized communities and its role in suicide prevention efforts.