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The AI Ethics Brief #183: Blurred Lines
  • The AI Ethics Brief

The AI Ethics Brief #183: Blurred Lines

February 3, 2026
From health data to root permissions, AI is redrawing the boundaries of access.
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Tech Futures: Co-opting Research and Education
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Tech Futures: Co-opting Research and Education

February 3, 2026
✍️ By Ismael Kherroubi Garcia. Ismael is Founder & Co-lead of the Responsible Artificial Intelligence Network (RAIN), and Founder &…
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AI Policy Corner: Executive Order: Ensuring a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence
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AI Policy Corner: Executive Order: Ensuring a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence

February 3, 2026
✍️By Tasneem Ahmed. Tasneem is an Undergraduate Student in Political Science and a Research Assistant at the Governance and Responsible…
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The AI Ethics Brief #182: When Guardrails Fracture
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The AI Ethics Brief #182: When Guardrails Fracture

January 20, 2026
Why 2026 marks the end of “business as usual” for AI ethics.
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AI Policy Corner: AI Governance in East Asia: Comparing the AI Acts of South Korea and Japan
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AI Policy Corner: AI Governance in East Asia: Comparing the AI Acts of South Korea and Japan

January 19, 2026
✍️By Selen Dogan Kosterit. Selen is a PhD Student in Political Science and a Graduate Affiliate at the Governance and…
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The AI Ethics Brief

The AI Ethics Brief #183: Blurred Lines

February 3, 2026

From health data to root permissions, AI is redrawing the boundaries of access.

The AI Ethics Brief #182: When Guardrails Fracture

January 20, 2026

Why 2026 marks the end of “business as usual” for AI ethics.

The AI Ethics Brief #181: We’re Stronger Together: Collective Action & AI Ethics

January 6, 2026

Happy New Year! We kick of our first Brief of 2026 with our State of AI Ethics Report Part V: Collective Action, and mark the return of our Recess collaboration with Encode Canada

The AI Ethics Brief #180: Emerging Tech with Established Issues

December 22, 2025

We wish you a Happy Holidays before diving into our State of AI Ethics Report Part IV: Emerging Technologies, while Sun-Gyoo Kang explores AI agents and their effect on ecommerce

The AI Ethics Brief #179: Seen, But Not Heard: AI’s Impact On Labour

December 9, 2025

We further explore our State of AI Ethics Report with Part III: Sectoral Applications while highlighting the latest addition to our AI Policy Corner on Brazil’s newest AI-related bill

The AI Ethics Brief #178: How AI Regulation Can Both Harm and Foster Social Justice

November 24, 2025

We further explore our State of AI Ethics Report with Part II: Social Justice & Equity, while highlighting the latest addition to our AI Policy Corner on Ukraine’s AI regulation whitepaper

Insights & Perspectives

This image shows a large white, traditional, old building. The top half of the building represents the humanities (which is symbolised by the embedded text from classic literature which is faintly shown ontop the building). The bottom section of the building is embossed with mathematical formulas to represent the sciences. The middle layer of the image is heavily pixelated. On the steps at the front of the building there is a group of scholars, wearing formal suits and tie attire, who are standing around at the enternace talking and some of them are sitting on the steps. There are two stone, statute-like hands that are stretching the building apart from the left side. In the forefront of the image, there are 8 students - which can only be seen from the back. Their graduation gowns have bright blue hoods and they all look as though they are walking towards the old building which is in the background at a distance. There are a mix of students in the foreground.

Tech Futures: Co-opting Research and Education

February 3, 2026

✍️ By Ismael Kherroubi Garcia. Ismael is Founder & Co-lead of the Responsible Artificial Intelligence Network (RAIN), and Founder & CEO of Kairoi. 📌 Editor’s Note: This article marks the…

AI Policy Corner: Executive Order: Ensuring a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence

February 3, 2026

✍️By Tasneem Ahmed. Tasneem is an Undergraduate Student in Political Science and a Research Assistant at the Governance and Responsible AI Lab (GRAIL), Purdue University. 📌 Editor’s Note: This article…

AI Policy Corner: AI Governance in East Asia: Comparing the AI Acts of South Korea and Japan

January 19, 2026

✍️By Selen Dogan Kosterit. Selen is a PhD Student in Political Science and a Graduate Affiliate at the Governance and Responsible AI Lab (GRAIL), Purdue University. 📌 Editor’s Note: This…

Recess: Is AI in Law School a Helpful Tool or a Hidden Trap?

January 5, 2026

✍️By Emma Edney from Encode Canada. Emma is a BCL/JD McCall MacBain Scholar candidate at McGill University. Her interests include ethical issues surrounding personal information in technology and the impact…

Recess: Reprogramming the Public Sphere: AI and News Visibility on Social Media

January 5, 2026

✍️By Natalie Jenkins from Encode Canada. Natalie is an MSc candidate in Digital Policy at University College Dublin, based in Toronto, Ontario. She is interested in the impacts of emerging…

Recess: Your wrist, your data, their access: Are you trading convenience for control?

January 5, 2026

✍️By Kennedy O’Neil from Encode Canada. Kennedy is an undergraduate sociology student at McGill University, with a minor in psychology, and a writer for Encode Canada. 📌 Editor’s Note: This…

Research Summaries

SHADES: Towards a Multilingual Assessment of Stereotypes in Large Language Models

May 12, 2025

🔬 Research Summary by ✍️ Timm Dill Timm is a Student Research Assistant at the Chair for Data Science, University of Hamburg. [Original Paper by Margaret Mitchell, Giuseppe…

Mapping the Responsible AI Profession, A Field in Formation (techUK)

April 28, 2025

🔬 Report Summary by ✍️ Tess Buckley Tess is Programme Manager, Digital Ethics and AI Safety at techUK and holds a Masters in Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence from…

Towards a Feminist Metaethics of AI

February 24, 2025

🔬 Research Summary by ✍️ Anastasia Siapka. Dr Anastasia Siapka is an attorney-at-law as well as an AI law and ethics researcher affiliated with the KU Leuven Centre…

Evaluating the Social Impact of Generative AI Systems in Systems and Society

February 14, 2025

🔬 Research Summary by ✍️ Usman Gohar and Zeerak Talat. Usman Gohar is a Computer Science Ph.D. candidate at Iowa State University studying AI safety and Algorithmic Fairness.…

Ten Simple Rules for Good Model-sharing Practices

February 14, 2025

🔬 Research Summary by Ismael Kherroubi Garcia. Ismael is trained in business management and philosophy of the social sciences. He is the founder and CEO of Kairoi, the…

Incentivized Symbiosis: A Paradigm for Human-Agent Coevolution

February 14, 2025

🔬 Research Summary by ✍️ Tomer Jordi Chaffer, founder of DeGov Labs. He holds an MSc in Experimental Medicine from McGill University and will begin his Juris Doctor…

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This image shows a large white, traditional, old building. The top half of the building represents the humanities (which is symbolised by the embedded text from classic literature which is faintly shown ontop the building). The bottom section of the building is embossed with mathematical formulas to represent the sciences. The middle layer of the image is heavily pixelated. On the steps at the front of the building there is a group of scholars, wearing formal suits and tie attire, who are standing around at the enternace talking and some of them are sitting on the steps. There are two stone, statute-like hands that are stretching the building apart from the left side. In the forefront of the image, there are 8 students - which can only be seen from the back. Their graduation gowns have bright blue hoods and they all look as though they are walking towards the old building which is in the background at a distance. There are a mix of students in the foreground.

Tech Futures: Co-opting Research and Education

Agentic AI systems and algorithmic accountability: a new era of e-commerce

ALL IN Conference 2025: Four Key Takeaways from Montreal

Beyond Dependency: The Hidden Risk of Social Comparison in Chatbot Companionship

AI Policy Corner: Restriction vs. Regulation: Comparing State Approaches to AI Mental Health Legislation

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AI Policy Corner: How Brazil Plans to Govern AI: Reviewing PL 2338/2023

The AI Ethics Brief #178: How AI Regulation Can Both Harm and Foster Social Justice

AI Policy Corner: Reviewing Ukraine’s Whitepaper on Artificial Intelligence Regulation

The AI Ethics Brief #177: Community-led AI Governance

AI Policy Corner: Transparency in AI Lab Governance: Comparing OpenAI and Anthropic’s Approaches

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