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Opposition to the precautionary principle has become a kind of fad. But if we really understand risks such as “The Big One”, we’ll see that opposition is a major mistake.

Consciousness, like intelligence, is multi-faceted. This makes the future of AI more unpredictable and potentially even more hazardous.

AI didn’t ask you complied. How consent became a checkbox, surveillance defaulted on, and why accountability, not permission, must anchor governance in the age of AI.

Eight key preconditions for a sustainable reputational market that results in trustworthy AIs being developed and widely adopted.

From low-bandwidth solutions to language-aware models, Africa’s AI future may be radically collaborative. Researchers argue it starts with people—not just machines.

As AI enters roads, prisons, and war zones, safety is threatened! Darshana Patel highlights how invisible codes can marginalize visible lives, and why oversight can’t wait.

AI ethics has evolved from abstract philosophy to real-world urgency. But with bias, privacy, and superintelligence on the table, are we keeping up?

Is conscious AI desirable? The next 18 months may see this become one of the biggest debates in the world of technology.

Will superintelligent AIs agree with humans about ethics and morality? Or might they take a very different stance? And in that case, how should our designs of AIs change?

Saying ‘please’ to AI isn’t just about better responses—it’s about shaping a future where humans and machines coexist. After all, bad manners have consequences.