AI Ethics is the study and application of moral principles guiding how artificial intelligence is designed, developed, and deployed. It focuses on fairness, accountability, transparency, privacy, and the societal impact of AI systems to ensure technology benefits people responsibly.
AI companies are rehearsing potential crisis responses, Axios reports. OpenAI says the scenarios are not inevitable, while recent incidents test safeguards.
Anthropic’s new policy bans extreme, repeated abuse of Claude from November 12, while excluding ordinary frustration, disagreement, fiction and testing.
Jacob Coxon warns humanity could lose control of AI, while Alex Turner puts takeover risk at one in three. New York City weighs independent validation and shutdown safeguards.
OpenAI will watermark eligible ChatGPT and Codex text in the EU, but restricted detector access and editing-related limitations complicate the promise of identifying AI writing.
Trump announces a Super Intelligence Force led by Jay Clayton and senior officials, with a 120-day AI review and direct reporting to the White House.
Hong Kong users report Claude suspensions after VPN access, with some struggling to retrieve chat histories. Anthropic lists the city as unsupported.
Trump raised the possibility of US ownership stakes in OpenAI and Anthropic, citing Intel as a precedent while leaving investment terms unresolved.
Trump orders federal agencies to call AI “Super Intelligence,” while six technology leaders sign a voluntary safety accord and an AI czar appointment remains pending.
OpenAI canceled the release of GPT-6.1 Astra after internal testing found it failed to meet alignment standards, the latest sign of AI companies slowing releases amid a run of agent security incidents.
Anthropic’s confidential IPO prospectus, which could value the company above $2 trillion, warns investors its AI could pose catastrophic or existential risks alongside a $42 billion 2025 net loss.