The rapidly growing capabilities and increasing presence of AI-based systems in our lives raise pressing questions about the impact, governance, ethics, and accountability of these technologies around ...

or an AI, makes. That's why ethics are hard, and the more complex the situation, the harder they get. In an AI there is no "you" and there is no "me." There is just prompt, process and response.

A review of some of the Model Rules illustrates the legal ethics issues generative AI can present. In Lola, we saw the conundrum of whether machines being able to perform a task meant that task ...

Computer Interfaces (BCIs), Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS), Neuroadaptive Algorithms de Lima Dias, R. (2025) The Hybrid Mind in ...

The OpenAI team doesn't seem to have ventured into the map-building or mind-editing areas yet, but it also notes the challenges inherent in understanding a large AI model as it works. "Currently ...

Before we get too far in the weeds on the tech and ethics of AI art ... First, there is no being or mind in an AI, and therefore no memory, no intention, and no skill. Stable Diffusion isn ...

In Pennsylvania law, "sound mind" is ... generative AI product think or act for us in any application of our legal skills and obligations in service to our clients, a focus on ethics and ...