Abstract Anticipating and steering the societal impacts of frontier artificial intelligence (AI) systems demands a kind of speculation that often faces both moral and epistemic objections. For example, some contend that “anticipatory AI ethics” amplifies AI hype and draws attention away from present-day harms or that it rests on dubious technological determinism and shaky, […]
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Mark Gardner, Gardner Law Ty Kayam, CDRH, FDAStefanie Kraus, CDER, FDASonia Nath, Cooley LLPJonathan Trinh, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & RosatiCharlotte Tschider, Loyola University ChicagoBenjamin M. Zegarelli, Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.
The Second Annual Rome Conference on AI, Ethics and Corporate Governance will again bring together senior executives from leading AI companies, as well as large enterprises deploying AI, with policymakers, scholars, ethicists and lawyers to holistically consider the challenges facing the ethics and governance of AI. The emergence of generative AI marks a watershed moment
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Event Summary Artificial intelligence remains in the regulatory hot-seat, with governments racing to develop new and refined regulations and protections for AI. While the EU AI Act is the first mover in the space and the Brussels effect is in play, countries across the globe weigh the key issues of risks, rights, and economic opportunity
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Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping economies, industries, and public services. Its transformative potential is vast—but so are the risks. If left unchecked, AI can deepen inequalities, erode privacy, and widen digital divides. Importantly, regulation is not just a safeguard but a catalyst for development. Countries with clear frameworks—like the U.K. in financial technology
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The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the federal budget bill that includes a controversial 10-year moratorium on states regulating artificial intelligence; the legislation now moves to the U.S. Senate for consideration. The proposed regulatory ban has faced considerable pushback, with experts arguing that its language prevents states from enforcing laws they have passed and
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HR Workforce Analytics – Case Study “My team piloted an analytics tool aimed at understanding how people collaborate when using various business technologies. This tool provided valuable insight on how working patterns have evolved through the COVID-19 pandemic. We worked with our Data Privacy Office and the Data and AI Ethics principles to drive responsible
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A bipartisan coalition of more than 260 state legislators from all 50 states on Tuesday sent a letter to Congress opposing a provision in the federal budget reconciliation bill that would impose a 10-year ban on state and local regulation of artificial intelligence. The lawmakers argue that the decade-long moratorium would hinder their ability to
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Why AI Ethics Is Unique in Higher Education Higher education is uniquely positioned to deal with AI’s ethical considerations, partly because AI adoption is already prevalent in academia. At Miami University in Ohio, “there are courses about AI, and there are courses that use AI,” says Vice President for IT Services and CIO David Seidl.
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47% say protecting free speech in politics is the most important priority, even if that lets some deceptive content slip through 28% say government regulation of AI-generated or AI-altered content would make them less likely to share content on social media 81% showed concern about government regulation of election-related AI content being abused to suppress
