AI Ethics & Policy

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Guerra publishes on AI ethics and blockchain technology – Boise State University

Katia Guerra Katia Guerra, assistant professor of information technology management, has had a series of her recent academic contributions published on subjects spanning ethical artificial intelligence, AI system adoption and blockchain technology. Guerra’s work highlights the multifaceted nature of modern technological research. Guerra published two of her papers in the AMCIS 2025 Proceedings, “Ethical AI […]

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Our AI regulation will be light-touch, Australian minister tells tech companies | MLex | Specialist news and analysis on legal risk and regulation

By James Panichi ( September 16, 2025, 06:44 GMT | Insight) — Australia intends to regulate artificial intelligence “as much as necessary and as little as possible” in a way that doesn’t hinder the growth of a local AI sector, according to the country’s digital minister. Speaking in Sydney, Digital Economy Minister Andrew Charlton also

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Global AI ethics standards in works, will be adopted once finalised: Consumer Affairs Secretary - The Economic Times

Global AI ethics standards in works, will be adopted once finalised: Consumer Affairs Secretary – The Economic Times

With artificial intelligence increasingly permeating daily life, global standard-setting bodies are deliberating on frameworks for its ethical use, Consumer Affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare said on Wednesday. “Indian experts are in the international standards-setting committees. Once the global standards are framed, they will be adopted by the countries, including India,” Khare told PTI on the sidelines

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China-ASEAN forum in Guangxi focuses on AI ethics and cooperation - ecns.cn

China-ASEAN forum in Guangxi focuses on AI ethics and cooperation – ecns.cn

The 13th Forum on China-ASEAN Technology Transfer and Collaborative Innovation kicks off on Tuesday in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. (Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn) Senior science and technology officials from ASEAN nations expressed a strong commitment to boosting regional sci-tech innovation cooperation on Tuesday at the 13th Forum on China-ASEAN Technology Transfer and Collaborative Innovation

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Commentary: When good intentions kill cures — A warning on AI regulation - The Daily Gazette

Commentary: When good intentions kill cures — A warning on AI regulation – The Daily Gazette

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Enterprises are concerned about ‘critical shortages’ of staff with AI ethics and security expertise - IT Pro

Enterprises are concerned about ‘critical shortages’ of staff with AI ethics and security expertise – IT Pro

While more than three-quarters of IT roles now require technical AI abilities, enterprises are increasingly prioritizing “human skills” to ensure responsible development of the technology. That’s according to a study by the AI Workforce Consortium – led by Cisco but made up of firms including Google, Intel, Microsoft, SAP and more – which found that

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