When AI Decides Who Counts as Human: The New Crisis of Recognition
A new philosophy paper argues that AI systems now participate in social recognition, and their failures constitute three forms of ...
A new philosophy paper argues that AI systems now participate in social recognition, and their failures constitute three forms of ...
Researchers at TU Dortmund University propose that dark patterns, algorithmic profiling, and misinformation share a single exploitative mechanism and can ...
A pilot survey of medical students finds that ethical views on AI are consistent across academic and clinical settings but ...
A qualitative study in Current Psychology identifies reactive and proactive forms of workplace digital hoarding, showing how defensive and strategic ...
Researchers have developed and validated the NOPAPEN Digital Conscience Scale, an eleven-item instrument that measures the moral relief people experience ...
A new study of 100,000 tweets shows that LLaMA 3.2 refuses about 10 percent of paraphrasing requests, enforcing a narrow, ...
A qualitative study of Turkish patients using national digital health platforms reveals that ethical breaches involving privacy, autonomy, and transparency ...
A survey of 570 master's students in Ecuador, Spain, and the Dominican Republic finds positive attitudes toward artificial intelligence in ...
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