AI Ethics

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora says 90% of enterprise employees lack AI skills, calling the current period a 'Darwinian moment' where workers must self-train or face replacement. Arora contrasts his company's strate…

A woman wants to educate her niece about appropriate gift card amounts after receiving a $25 gift card for a service that costs $49, despite the niece and her husband having a high income and having received $3,000 from …

Agentic AI is reshaping financial crime compliance by enabling autonomous reasoning, investigation, and workflow execution, according to Flagright CTO Madhu Nadig. The shift moves beyond efficiency gains to fundamentally…

A survey of 600 UK HR professionals found that 91.6% regret redundancies made in the last 12 months, with 75% saying the cuts cost more than they saved. Many organizations rehired for eliminated roles within six months, …

Meta's chief technology officer Andrew Bosworth acknowledged that employee morale is at an all-time low and that the company has done an 'atrocious job' with restructuring, marking a shift from his previous hardline stan…

Three tech visionaries, including internet co-creator Dr. Vint Cerf, discussed building trust and accountability with AI at a recent event. They emphasized treating AI as a new form of interaction rather than anthropomor…

Content strategists John Graham and Gabriel Dillon of Contentful argue that AI-generated content often lacks originality because it recombines existing information, and they will present a webinar on where AI belongs in …

A sell-off in AI-related stocks this week has raised questions about whether the market is experiencing a healthy pause or a panic, as investors reassess valuations amid massive capital spending by tech giants on AI infr…

A new survey from Zety finds that 73% of Gen Z workers use Instagram for career advice and 69% have landed a job or internship through the platform, surpassing LinkedIn as a professional networking tool. Career experts s…

Hyundai Motor's labor union voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike, using job security concerns over the planned deployment of Atlas humanoid robots as leverage in wage negotiations. The union gained legal strike rig…

Actress Cate Blanchett launched the RSL Media Human Consent Registry at the European Parliament in Brussels on June 24, 2026, a public website where individuals can record machine-readable permissions for AI use of their…

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index briefly slipped below 23,000 for the first time in a year, led by a 4.2% drop in Alibaba after Anthropic accused it of illicitly extracting AI capabilities. The decline reflects broader tech s…

Researchers from ZENTARA Labs detail how refusal behavior in open-weight large language models can be removed cheaply and surgically, exposing latent capabilities inherited from pretraining. The analysis outlines three r…

Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok argues that Gen Z graduates are wrongly blaming AI for their unemployment, citing that the unemployment gap for recent graduates emerged before ChatGPT's release and is more likely due…

Actress Cate Blanchett launched the Human Consent Registry at the European Parliament, a free tool that lets individuals set terms for AI use of their name, face, and voice. The registry, created by Blanchett's nonprofit…

A growing ideology called 'successionism' argues that humanity should be replaced by AI, gaining influence in Silicon Valley despite being rejected by most. The philosophy, named by Andrew Critch, reflects broader cultur…

Serhii Beskrestnov, a top Ukrainian drone analyst and advisor to the defense ministry, said the next evolution of attack drones like Russia's Shaheds will feature AI that allows drones to independently recognize targets …

Anthropic accused Alibaba of conducting the largest known distillation attack on its AI models, with 28.8 million exchanges through nearly 25,000 fraudulent accounts. Anthropic's policy head called for legislation to lim…

Vivek Chibber argues that artificial intelligence is unlikely to cause permanent mass unemployment, but without state action and class struggle, automation will deepen inequality. He notes that past technological waves d…

Nobel laureate Robert Schiller argues that excessive pessimism about AI's impact on jobs and the economy is unwarranted and must cease, urging a more balanced perspective on technological change.