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OpenAI and News Corp. Strike Deal
News Corp. made a deal with OpenAI which will allow OpenAI to use content from News Corp. newspapers when users ask for information.
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The Path to Regulating AI with Yejin Choi | Explains
Common sense is not so common. Yejin Choi, professor and computer science researcher, thinks we need to take AI way more seriously for this very reason. Even for the most advanced AI systems, common sense remains difficult to program....
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Legault swears his integrity is above reproach
Quebec's premier had a moment after using an expletive while defending his integrity.
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Teaching AI some common sense
Common sense is not so common. Yejin Choi, professor and computer science researcher, thinks we need to take AI way more seriously for this very reason. Even for the most advanced AI systems, common sense remains difficult to program....
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Yejin Choi | BTS with EST @ TED
Common sense is not so common. Yejin Choi, professor and computer science researcher, thinks we need to take AI way more seriously for this very reason. Even for the most advanced AI systems, common sense remains difficult to program....
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Brainstorm AI 2023: A Look at Accountability and Best Practices
Stuart Armstrong, Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, Aligned AI Tulsee Doshi, Director and Head of Product, Responsible AI, Google Brian Patrick Green, Director, Technology Ethics, Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, Santa Clara...
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“Submitted my complaint to Committee of Ethics” BJP MP Nishikant Dubey on 'cash for query' case
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey commented on allegations of 'cash for query' against TMC MP Mahua Moitra Nov 01. He said he has submitted the complaint to the Committee of Ethics and they will decide how to proceed with the case."Parliament has...
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Justice Barrett in Favor of Supreme Court Ethics Code
Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett endorsed the idea that the court adopt a formal code of conduct.
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Qassam Brigades threatens to execute Israeli captives
Hamas’s Qassam Brigades has threatened to execute Israeli captives if Israel continues to bombard and kill civilians in Gaza.
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Canadian wellness influencers and the ethics of paid content
As many licensed health-care practitioners become social media influencers, some critics are raising questions about the ethics of making content paid for by industry groups and private companies.
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Proposed EU ethics body blasted as unambitious and unsatisfactory by MEPs
The European Commission's plans to establish an inter-institutional ethics body are unambitious and unsatisfactory, according to MEPs.
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European Commission announces plans for new ethics body aimed at fighting corruption
The EU institutions have been hit by a number of scandals in recent months, including alleged high-level corruption in the European Parliament.
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Overhaul of Supreme Court Ethics Runs Into GOP Opposition
Senate Democrats promised Tuesday to pursue stronger ethics rules for the Supreme Court in the wake of reports that Justice Clarence Thomas participated in luxury vacations and a real estate deal with a top GOP donor. Republicans made...
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Alberta premier says ethics commissioner is investigating her
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the ethics commissioner is investigating her over allegations she tried to interfere with the court’s handling of a pastor’s charges related to a COVID-19 restriction blockade.
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Scientists create the world’s first 'synthetic' embryos without using sperm or eggs
The ability to create embryos from stem cells without eggs or sperm is revolutionary, but for many, it also raises ethical question marks.
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Surrogate mothers, babies and frozen embryos trapped by Ukraine war as IVF parents watch in horror
Dozens of babies born to surrogate mothers are waiting in a Kyiv bomb shelter for their foreign biological parents to claim them, as the war in Ukraine tears through a once booming cross-border business.
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The Sarco suicide pod aims to take assisted dying out of doctors' hands with AI and 3D printing
A review of the pod found no legal obstacles preventing its use in Switzerland, but critics fear its goal to "democratise" voluntary euthanasia with AI brings new risks.
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Conservative leader asked if he supports Scheer hiring his sister-in-law
Erin O'Toole was asked Tuesday about the former Conservative leader's decision to hire his sister-in-law to work at his Regina constituency office.
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NDP's Charlie Angus says he wants Trudeau to appear before the ethics committee — not his family
MPs on the Commons ethics committee debated who should appear to answer questions about a cancelled student grant contract with the WE Charity
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WE Charity releases new documents as parties push for investigation
WE Charity released a series of documents that were requested by MPs studying the government’s cancelled student grant program. The new documents come as opposition parties are pushing for the creation of a special committee to look into...
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Charities question if WE-run student program would have been worth it
Potential partners and participants in the Canada Student Service Grant program are questioning how money from the $912-million program was being spent by WE Charity — and whether it would have provided meaningful experiences for...
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Snap election averted as federal Liberals survive confidence vote | Sunday Scrum
Canadians will not be heading to the polls for a snap fall election after the Liberal government survived a confidence vote this week on a Conservative motion to create a special committee to probe the government's ethics and pandemic...
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Making ethical decisions about medical care during a pandemic
Doctors are preparing to have to make decisions about who gets access to beds or life-saving equipment if the health-care system becomes overloaded because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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'Disrespectful, divisive and unacceptable'
After insisting for years that she did nothing wrong, Ontario Sen. Lynn Beyak told her colleagues in the upper house she 'unreservedly' apologizes for posting racist letters to her Senate website.