AI is advancing at such speed that speculative moral questions, once the province of science fiction, are suddenly real and pressing, says a philosopher and psychology researcher Frank Martela.

Research should also respect the rights of non-human life, tangible and intangible heritage ... benefits (above and beyond any institutional ethics review) underlies the editorial process of ...

A person’s social life consists ... affected the basic need to form supportive bonds with other people. What is the importance of social interaction? Created with Sketch. Human beings are ...

Legalising assisted dying is one thing. Funding, staffing, medication, legal oversight – those are the real tests.

Children who experience these events are more likely to need intensive mental health care and are less likely to be able to access it. "Children of lesser means may be unable to afford human-to ...

Perhaps no profession has stricter ethical standards than medicine, and ethics ... real-life clinical situations. However, the authors state explicitly that LLMs are far from replacing human ...

The growing role of artificial intelligence in higher education calls for ethical standards that empower educators and ...

So long as the patient is lucid, and his or her intent is clear beyond doubt, there need be ... to preserve life because it has value in itself, or the importance of regarding all human beings ...

For example, AI models lack a body that endures the pain and travails of human life. They don't grow over ... don't negate the need for responsible stewardship and respecting human creativity ...

We need to teach it not just as a soft skill but also as a disciplined practice, bound by ethics and rooted in our shared humanity. We must hold leaders accountable not only for what they say but ...