Intellectual hub of the topic
The boundaries of what is permissible in science, technology, and social practice rarely remain static. In this collection, we gather materials exploring how society attempts to organize rapid changes through law and ethical protocols. Presented here are texts on lawmaking, legal conflicts, and the attempts of institutions to build a system of checks and balances where old rules no longer apply.
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Artificial intelligence • The Future of AI
Autonomous systems are getting smarter, but who's responsible when a machine makes a decision that no one asked for and no one expected?
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The Future & Futurology • Anti-aging
Aging has been studied for decades, yet there's still no pill for it. We're breaking down why it's more complex than it seems and what's really happening in the labs.
NeuroBlog
The Future & Futurology • Ecological Scenarios
Geoengineering promises to halt climate change, but the price of this intervention could be higher than we can afford to pay.
AI: Events
Society
Researchers have discovered how restrictions are embedded in ChatGPT, revealing that it's more complex than simply a list of prohibited topics.
Researchers have introduced the RAD-AI framework, which fills a critical gap in AI system documentation and boosts compliance with European regulatory requirements from 36% to 93%.
AI: Events
Regulation
OpenAI has published proposals for an industrial policy in the AI era: empowering people, ensuring fair distribution of benefits, and building resilient institutions.
Strict prohibitions don't make AI reliable – it's governance that evolves with the technology that does.
AI: Events
Infrastructure
Oracle is expanding its cloud offerings for the U.S. public sector, making powerful NVIDIA GPUs available in the platform's secure government regions.
AI: Events
Infrastructure
Two major mobile operators have joined forces to outline the next step in the evolution of AI-based networks.
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