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Tag Archives: ai ethics

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Predictions Are Hard, Especially about the Future

Artificial Intelligence, Ethics of AIBy Mat Newcomb1 October, 2025

In 2016, AI pioneer and Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton argued that there was no point in training radiologists, since it was “obvious” that AI would outperform human radiologists within five years i.e. by 2021. As pointed out in an article in Radiology Business, the number of radiologists employed at the Mayo Clinic actually increased by…

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Trust Issues: When AIs Learn to Lie

Artificial Intelligence, Ethics of AIBy Mat Newcomb24 September, 2025

Human beings can be devious. We are capable of trickery and deceit, of withholding information, cheating or lying. The term “Machiavellian” is used for deceitful, manipulative behaviour in pursuit of personal gain or status over ethical principles. Given the increasing role in our lives of artificial intelligence (AI) and the large language models (LLMs) used…

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Lights, Camera, Action – AI in The Film Industry

AI in Industry, Artificial IntelligenceBy Mat Newcomb9 September, 2025

Artificial intelligence (AI) has long been a subject portrayed in movies, from ground-breaking films like Fritz Lang’s Metropolis (1927) to the robot character Gort in The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) and the lovable Robbie in Forbidden Planet (1956). In recent times, we have seen the artificial intelligence HAL in 2001: A Space Odyssey…

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Will AI Take Your Job? – AI and Employment

Artificial Intelligence, Economics of AIBy Mat Newcomb4 September, 2025

Will AI replace your job? The fear of technology replacing jobs is not new. William Lee patented the mechanised loom for stocking production in the 16th century. In early 19th-century England, a group of textile workers, the Luddites, rioted and destroyed machinery that was automating the production of textiles, threatening their livelihoods. Often, technological advances…

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When AI Picks Sides – AI bias and discrimination

Artificial Intelligence, Ethics of AIBy Mat Newcomb2 September, 2025

The large language models (LLMs) that underlie generative AI rely on being trained on vast volumes of data. This may be text, images or video, but in any case, the answers that a fully trained LLM will give to you will be heavily dependent on the nature of that training data. If you are going…

Droning On – AI in the defence industry

AI in Industry, Artificial IntelligenceBy Mat Newcomb20 August, 2025

The first use of an unmanned aerial explosive device was when the Austrian army deployed hundreds of balloons carrying explosives in their siege of Venice, which was fighting for independence against Austria. That was in 1849. Technology has moved on since then, but the use of drones has been a military tactic for longer than…

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Byte Sized Morals – AI ethics

Artificial Intelligence, Ethics of AIBy Mat Newcomb2 June, 2025

Much discussion about large language models (LLMs) is about their potential to automate tasks and jobs, and possibly replace entire industries such as graphic design and coding. While the hype in many cases exceeds the reality, there is another aspect of AI that needs to be considered: ethics. There are numerous examples of why the…

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