We’re now deep into the AI era, where every week brings another feature or task that AI can accomplish. But given how far down the road we already are, it’s all the more essential to zoom out and ask ...

The most dangerous part of AI might not be the fact that it hallucinates—making up its own version of the truth—but that it ceaselessly agrees with users’ version of the truth. This danger is creating ...

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Almost 100% of college students have anonymously admitted to using artificial intelligence (AI) for college work, according to Matthew Meyer, a professor of philosophy at UW-Eau Claire Barron County.

Five-minute evaluation tool helps enterprise teams benchmark data foundations, governance maturity, infrastructure ...

Almost 2,000 years before ChatGPT was invented, two men had a debate that can teach us a lot about AI’s future. Their names were Eliezer and Yoshua. No, I’m not talking about Eliezer Yudkowsky, who ...

Drift is not a model problem. It is an operating model problem. The failure pattern nobody labels until it becomes expensive The most dangerous enterprise AI failures don’t look like failures. They ...

In many everyday situations, AI systems must navigate moral choices that depend on individual values rather than legal mandates. That challenge is examined in Individual ethics and dispositions in the ...