Oxford Researchers Propose Happiness as a Third Goal for AI Companies That Receive Public Support
A Royal Society Open Science paper led by Sandra Wachter argues that because the public subsidizes AI, companies should predict…
A Royal Society Open Science paper led by Sandra Wachter argues that because the public subsidizes AI, companies should predict…
The This Week in Enterprise column lines up the safety and financing concerns of the past week against the product…
Drawing on Fortune's AIQ Summit, Kahn argues that value in large companies depends on upskilling and hiring, and shares ServiceNow…
In the CEO Daily newsletter, Brady points to incidents at Anthropic and OpenAI and calls for independent oversight, citing a…
Rob Nicholls and Jeannie Marie Paterson argue in The Conversation that companies that get hacked face stricter laws than firms…
Lynnaire Sheridan argues in The Conversation that agents that compare prices easily cannot assess fair pay or safe conditions, and…
Melissa Lee writes in The Conversation that the mix of retractions, allegations and hard-to-read papers shows the limits of releasing…
Ruipeng Liu and Sagarika Mishra argue in The Conversation that circular deals make it hard to tell real end-user demand…
In The Conversation, Jordi Calvet-Bademunt surveys how 12 countries and regions regulate chatbot speech and argues that safety concerns can…
In a Fortune commentary, Christopher Koopman says Sam Altman misreads history and that the regulation Altman favors would entrench incumbents.