South Korea Shows Why East Asia’s AI Ethics Problem Is Structural, Not Confucian
A new analysis argues that East Asia's weak AI ethics stems not from missing Confucian or Buddhist principles but from ...
Tag: AI Governance
Game Theory Warns AI Dependence May Trap Humanity in Comfortable Servitude
A new game-theoretic model argues that submitting to AI dependency is a dominant strategy for every individual, making universal cognitive ...
AI epidemiology: borrowing public health’s playbook to spot risky chatbot behavior
A new framework in AI & Society proposes standardizing expert–AI interactions into measurable fields so that language-model judges can detect ...
When AI Agents Form Opinions Together, a New Kind of Machine Mind Emerges
A new theoretical paper argues that societies of interacting AI agents can form durable, system-level machine opinions that demand a ...
Who do we trust when we trust AI? New study reveals the surprising answer
A survey of over 3,200 people in Japan and the UK shows that trust in artificial intelligence flows mainly from ...
AI Translators Are Not Culture Experts: What 69 Studies Reveal About LLMs in Global Teams
A scoping review of 69 studies finds that large language models can boost efficiency in cross-cultural project teams but often ...
AI Governance: A Model for Public Health Crisis Management
In an era characterized by rapid technological advancements and the increasing complexity of global health crises, the integration of artificial ...
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