Ai-ethics is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
Tim O'Reilly advocates open-source AI (weights and full stack) to avoid hyperscaler lock-in and give designers/users more control.
AI unicorns publish very little formal research, with OpenAI driving a large share of citations and a small elite dominating output and influence.
Chicago Law School lays out an AI-era curriculum with AI-resilient pedagogy, emphasis on essential human skills, and explicit governance for 1L to clinics.
A wellbeing-centered critique and blueprint for AI governance, advocating interdisciplinary discussion, measurable wellbeing impacts, and deployment of AI in ways that enhance individual and societal flourishing.
Librarians are running viral 'Avoiding AI' workshops to empower people to curb AI adoption, with strong attendance and social engagement signaling a grassroots demand for tech autonomy.
London DeepMind workers’ bid to recognize CWU and Unite the Union is off to a rocky start, with senior management absent from the opening meeting and potential arbitration if talks fail.
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