The AI Ethics War Will Make the Content Moderation Debate Look Like a Picnic At stake is how chatbots address political issues, how AI illustrators portray the world, and whether some applications like voice emulators should even exist. By Alex Kantrowitz
Ernst & Young Agrees to Pay $100 Million Fine Over Widespread Cheating on an Ethics Exam Hundreds of EY auditors cheated on CPA ethics exams between 2017 and 2021 by receiving and sharing answer keys, the SEC has found. By Sissi Cao
Donald Trump Has Harsh Criticisms for Hunter Biden’s Budding Painting Career "For $250 you can have a portrait done in Central Park" Trump said last Friday. "Hunter Biden is getting $500,000. It is a bribe." By Helen Holmes
Fixing a Toxic Culture Like Uber’s Requires More Than Just a New CEO By Katina Sawyer and Christian Thoroughgood
Engineers and Ethicists Must Work Together on Brain-Computer Interface Technology By Eran Klein and Katherine Pratt