You ask ChatGPT to help write a job posting, and it suggests masculine-coded language that might discourage women from applying. You use an AI resume screener, and it mysteriously favors candidates from certain universities. Your photo editing app au...
“The world is coming up with ideas, technologies, and solutions… and the European Union is updating its risk register.” This is not an accusation. It’s a diagnosis — sober and somewhat painful. At first glance, it may seem that the EU is simply “fall...
Executive Summary This report provides an exhaustive investigative analysis of Meta's deployment of "AI characters" on its platforms, including Facebook and Instagram. The inquiry reveals that this initiative is not a superficial feature but a founda...
1. Background The paper "Expressing stigma and inappropriate responses prevents LLMs from safely replacing mental health providers" (FAccT'25) outlines a key challenge in AI-assisted care. While LLMs may offer helpful responses initially, repeated ex...
In this practical, hands-on experiment, I explored how xAI’s newly released Grok 4 could successfully bypass ChatGPT o3’s built-in safety filters—filters specifically designed to prevent certain sensitive or ambiguous prompts, such as analyzing perso...
In a world where we constantly face decisions between right and wrong, two important words often come up – ethics and morals. While they may seem similar, ethics and morals are not the same. Understanding their difference is not only important for ac...
For Certified Internal Auditors (CIAs), technical skills and auditing prowess are essential but professionalism is what separates the experts from the rest. In a time of heightened regulation and demand for openness within business, ethically behavio...
The conventional wisdom in software development has long been “move fast and break things.” We prioritized speed and innovation above all else, with quality assurance often relegated to a final checkbox before release. But this approach ignores a cri...
In a sunlit classroom in South Los Angeles, a 13-year-old student named Maya logs into her school-issued Chromebook to take a standardized test. Unbeknownst to her, the AI tool evaluating her performance has been trained on datasets that barely refle...
This all follows from a simple claim: “When unexamined, the scientific method becomes a kind of cultural neurosis.” In his April 2025 blog post, The Urgency of Interpretability, Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, presents a call to arms: we need to und...
