#Ethics
Curated coverage on «Ethics»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
60% of Americans repelled by the word "AI" in brand advertising — WordPress VIP survey
WordPress VIP survey: most U.S. consumers react negatively to the mere mention of AI in branding, while companies are doubling down on AI search.
Meta launches smart glasses without Ray-Ban: three styles, seven colors, and a collaboration with Kylie Jenner
Meta has launched smart glasses under its own brand for the first time — without Ray-Ban. Three styles, seven colorways, and a partnership with Kylie Jenner instead…
Meta AI Glasses vs. Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses: Is it worth switching to the new generation
A ZDNet journalist tested Meta AI Glasses with an in-lens display and compared them with Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses in terms of camera, battery life, comfort, and…
The Debate Over Slowing the AI Race: When to Hit the Brakes on Frontier Models
OpenAI answers Apple's lawsuit: calls it baseless and publishes internal messages
OpenAI vs. Apple: Lax Data Security Undermines Trade Secret Suit
Superintelligence as a Dragon: Where Zuckerberg Gets Powerful AI Wrong
AI Influencers Under EU AI Act Pressure: Hide the Neural Networks or Show Them?
The EU AI Act creates legal uncertainty for creators who work with neural networks: some fear fines, while others turn transparency into a competitive asset.
OpenAI Sends Texas Governor a Letter on Responsible AI Infrastructure
OpenAI wrote to Governor Greg Abbott to outline its position on building reliable, transparent AI infrastructure in Texas for the benefit of the state's residents.
OpenAI Pauses Development of Astra Model Over Cybersecurity Threats
Shopify: Traffic From AI Search Engines to Platform Stores Triples as Google Holds Its Share
IBM: 92% of Companies Hit by AI Incidents Lacked Basic Access Controls
EU AI Act: AI Transparency Rules Take Effect — and What Remains Unresolved
Payment Security in Vibe Coding: Two Vulnerabilities AI Always Misses
A hands-on vibe coder breaks down two systemic failures in AI-generated payment code, price tampering and fake webhooks, and outlines five layers of defense.
Google's SynthID Holds Up Against Tampering, but It Doesn't Solve AI Disinformation
Ars Technica's tests confirm Google's SynthID watermarks are technically robust, but labeling AI content won't stop disinformation without a single industry-wide…