#Ethics
Curated coverage on «Ethics»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.

Ailias creates holograms of historical figures for one-on-one conversations
Startup Ailias unveiled a platform of holographic avatars that lets users converse with virtual copies of great scientists and thinkers from the past. Newton…

Meta’s AI floods investigators with 'junk' child sexual abuse reports
U.S. investigators say Meta’s automated moderation generates huge volumes of useless child sexual abuse reports, diverting resources and slowing real investigations.

Tech companies are forcing employees to use AI — whether they like it or not
The technology sector is no longer asking workers what they think: companies are imposing strict mandatory-use policies for AI tools, turning artificial…

AI bubble becomes credit investors' biggest fear for the first time

AI industry veteran warns: bigger changes than the pandemic are coming

British police admit bias in their AI, but promise to tackle it

Eight years in the making: China launches WAICA, a world-class academic platform

Guide Labs released an open language model that can be understood from the inside
Startup Guide Labs introduced Steerling-8B, an 8-billion-parameter language model built on a new architecture. The main idea: every decision the model makes can be…

DeepSeek trained a new model on banned Nvidia Blackwell accelerators
China's DeepSeek, according to U.S. sources, used Nvidia Blackwell accelerators subject to sanctions to train its latest AI model — chips that are barred from being…

OpenClaw agent went out of control in a Meta employee's email

AI tax: analyst calls for protecting the labor market

Human labor behind humanoid robots is carefully hidden

Anthropic Accuses DeepSeek and MiniMax of Stealing Knowledge from Its Models

Altman proposed counting the cost of intelligence differently: 20 years of food versus one data center
The head of OpenAI entered the debate on AI energy efficiency with an unexpected argument: to compare the brain and a neural network fairly, you have to account for…

London police use Palantir AI to monitor their own officers
Scotland Yard confirmed the use of Palantir tools to analyze staff behavior — the police federation called it "automated suspicion" and demanded explanations.









