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When communication lacks authenticity, or when data isn’t handled with intentionality and care, it places an organization’s ...

AI-driven workforce cuts are spreading across major corporations such as Amazon, Microsoft, IBM and Walmart. But for smaller business CEOs, it's not just strategy — it's deeply personal. How do you ...

Jens Petry and Tom Gassmann of Squire Patton Boggs explore the extent to which AI can play a role in dispute resolution, ...

Understanding the potential for AI-triggered negative feedback loops is important to shape the hybrid path as we walk it.

A recent article titled “Why dignity is a troubling concept for AI ethics,” suggests that AI ethics not use the word dignity any more. It's wrong.

Dr. Patrick Dicks discusses concerns about losing control of AI due to its mimicry of human behavior. He urges oversight and ethical boundaries in technology.

The convergence of AI, privacy, and professional ethics presents new challenges—and responsibilities—for today’s legal practitioners.