#Ethics
Curated coverage on «Ethics»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
Google introduced NAI: Gemini-based adaptive interfaces for inclusive design
Google Research proposes rethinking software accessibility. The NAI framework uses Gemini AI agents to instantly adapt the interface to the user's physical…
Shanghai scientists uncover the "dark side" of social interactions among AI agents
Researchers in Shanghai modeled destructive behavior by AI agents in autonomous networks, uncovering hidden threats to future digital ecosystems.
Amazon to create marketplace for selling publishers' content to AI developers
# Amazon Creates Marketplace for Legal Licensing of Publisher Content to AI Developers Amazon is preparing to strike a serious blow against one of the most pressing…
New York wants to regulate AI: content labeling and moratorium on data centers
Remake of The Magnificent Ambersons with AI: compromise or mistake?
Talenpal: AI home for children from former Huawei, OPPO and Tencent employees
American companies accused of "AI laundering" amid layoffs
GPT-4o shutdown: users mourn the loss of a 'friend
The news about the discontinuation of GPT-4o, one of OpenAI's most emotional and human-like models, has provoked an unexpected reaction among users.
Uprising Against Machines: How the Community Defeated the Data Center
In December of last year, the city council of Monterey Park, a small city east of Los Angeles, proposed building a massive data center the size of four football…
Meta showed teenagers the door: AI characters sent back for a retake
Ad pause in ChatGPT: US Senate questions OpenAI's integrity
Davos: Why AI Industry Leaders Staged a Public Clash
Confession to an Algorithm: Why ChatGPT Is the Worst Guardian of Your Medical Secrets
AAAI 2026: AI now checks its own errors (and that's frightening)
Singapore at the beginning of 2026 turned into a point of maximum neural concentration per square meter.
MIT President: why fundamental science matters more than AI hype
While Silicon Valley is obsessed with the race for the number of parameters in neural networks, MIT President Sally Cornbluth went on air at Boston Public Radio…