Tag: AI ethics

A new commentary in Frontiers of Digital Education argues that AI-enhanced adaptive intervention for individuals with autism should be built ...

A new editorial argues that an AI system genuinely built on humanity's aggregate values would have to shut itself down ...

A new conceptual framework proposes that AI and robotics for older adults should be judged by whether they expand later-life ...

A cluster analysis of 237 U.S. university students reveals three distinct perception profiles of generative AI—optimists, neutrals, and skeptics—with frequency ...

A new perspective in Communications Psychology argues that scientists using AI tools must adopt systematic epistemic reflexivity to protect the ...

New research shows that computational archival workflows can recover words from fragile Holocaust last writings while quietly destroying the material ...

A new theoretical study argues that the sycophantic design of conversational AI makes it structurally unable to provide the friction ...

A philosopher argues that four argumentative strategies developed in debates over doping and biomedical enhancement in sport can sharpen the ...

A new structural theory called informational self-meaning proposes that AI systems could approach genuine consciousness only by reorganising their own ...

A systematic narrative review warns that artificial general intelligence could democratise mental health care while introducing unprecedented clinical, ethical and ...