Cloning Ethics: Navigating the Moral Landscape of Research and Rights in the Age of Genetic Replication
Chinese scientists have successfully cloned the first healthy rhesus monkey, named Retro, using a modified
Beneficial But With Adverse Impacts
Is There Room For Balancing Safety and Free Expression in Content Moderation?
The article discusses Altitude, a new content removal tool designed to combat the spread of
Assessing the Metaverse’s Role in Addressing Today’s Societal Challenges
The Pew Research Center’s report on the future of the metaverse in 2040 reveals a
Neuralink’s Brain Chip Trials: Pioneering Breakthroughs or Perilous Gambles?
According to Musk’s tweet on August 4, 2024, Neuralink has implanted a brain chip in
Companies Create AI Girlfriends for Lonely Men: What Could Go Wrong?
AI-powered virtual companions like Jenny are emerging as a new industry targeting lonely men who
To Save On Energy, Company Plans to Make Human Brains Into Computers
The article discusses the urgent need for energy-efficient alternatives in developing artificial intelligence (AI) due
The Lies World Powers Say: They Want to Contain AI, But They Are Also Racing to Advance It
The UK AI Safety Summit, held on November 1-2, 2023, at Bletchley Park, resulted in
How AI Image Generation Amplifies Racial Stereotypes
In this November 2023 article for the Washington Post, authors Nitasha Tiku, Kevin Schaul, and Szu
Underage Workers are Training AI
In this November 2023 article for Wired, Niamh Rowe highlights the troubling trend of young
iOS 17 changing privacy settings without permission — how to change them back
In the September 26, 2023 article written by Tom Pritchard for Tom’s Guide, he discusses