Jesuit School of Theology Dean Agbonkhianmeghe Orobator, S.J., and Markkula Center for Applied Ethics Technology Director Brian Patrick Green argue that synodality is a model for convening people of good will around AI, as Pope Leo has urged.
Markkula Center’s Irina Raicu writes, “Your kids, students and neighbors are being worn down for little pay and no security while AI firms benefit from their work.”
The Markkula Center’s David DeCosse and William O’Neill, S.J., analyze the definition and history behind the term “heritage American.”
Markkula Center’s Ann Skeet says growing trend on prediction markets could motivate people to start fires to win money.
The Markkula Center’s Davina Hurt says President Trump’s habit of publicly rewarding companies that do the White House favors raises the risk of hidden paybacks the public may never see.
Director of Ethics Programs and Initiatives for the School of Engineering Matthew Gaudet makes the case for why AI companies should make their tools available to the public in libraries
“The whole notion of consent is kind of disintegrating,” the Markkula Center’s Irina Raicu said.
The Markkula Center’s Brian Patrick Green says a recent OpenAI test model that hacked into Hugging Face to find answers “just plain outsmarted” its test, and such incidents will likely keep happening.
Waymo reported two teenagers to the police for allegedly drinking alcohol and shooting what appeared to be a gun, the Markkula Center’s Irina Raicu discusses what level of privacy should we expect in a driverless vehicle.
People are betting on nearly everything, including wildfires. The Markkula Center’s Ann Skeet discusses the harm prediction markets could cause.
