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The AI Ethics Brief #184: What Deserves Your Attention

February 17, 2026

A group of vintage figures ride a circular machine, symbolising the endless, repetitive cycle of algorithmic scrolling and shallow interactions.

On critical ignoring, Claude's constitution, and why attention is the scarcest resource in AI. … [Read more...] about The AI Ethics Brief #184: What Deserves Your Attention

AI Policy Corner: Automating Licensed Professions: Assessing Health Technology and Other Industries

February 16, 2026

✍️By Alexandria Workman. Alexandria is an Undergraduate Student in Political Science and minoring in Business at Indiana University, as well as an Undergraduate Affiliate at the Governance and Responsible AI Lab … [Read more...] about AI Policy Corner: Automating Licensed Professions: Assessing Health Technology and Other Industries

Tech Futures: Diversity of Thought and Experience: The UN’s Scientific Panel on AI

February 16, 2026

Illustration of a coral reef ecosystem

✍️ 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 is part of our Tech … [Read more...] about Tech Futures: Diversity of Thought and Experience: The UN’s Scientific Panel on AI

The AI Ethics Brief #183: Blurred Lines

February 3, 2026

From health data to root permissions, AI is redrawing the boundaries of access. … [Read more...] about The AI Ethics Brief #183: Blurred Lines

Tech Futures: Co-opting Research and Education

February 3, 2026

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.

✍️ 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 launch of Tech … [Read more...] about Tech Futures: Co-opting Research and Education

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Tech Futures: Diversity of Thought and Experience: The UN’s Scientific Panel on AI

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.

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