Ethics/morals are subjective and changes dynamically over time. Companies have no business trying to define what is ethical and what isn't due to conflict of interest.

> I both use AI and have very strong anti-AI sentiment. Me, too. The AI hype machine involves some really bad ideas, the amount of money being poured into "AI" right now distorts everything, public …

6 days ago · > whether the company that branded itself as the ethical AI lab actually is one FWIW I have two (!!) close friends working for Anthropic, one for nearly two years and one for about 4 months. …

Because of that if you tell a user they can use AI generated code, and they introduce infringing code, that was a foreseeable outcome of your action. In the case where you are the owner of a company, …

Mar 2, 2026 · This is pretty much a losers statement. If humans can do something and it's either profitable or gives them some kind of power they will do it. >This "ethics of responsibility" If this isn't …

4 days ago · China's AI Ethics Governance (luizasnewsletter.com) 1 point by hunglee2 9 minutes ago | hide | past | favorite | discuss

Legally and ethically yes, they are responsible for letting an AI loose with no controls. But also yes, AI did decide on its own to send this email. They gave it an extremely high-level instruction ("do random …

6 days ago · For me, a big worry about AI is in its potential to further ease distorting or fabricating truth, while simultaneously reducing people's "load-bearing" intellectual skills in assessing what is true or …

We haven't even got close to anything actually interesting in AI safety, like how intelligence intersects with ethics and behavior, and how to engineer motivational systems that align with humans and …

Feb 28, 2026 · Open ai, the former non-profit, whose board tried to fire the CEO for being deceptive, which is no longer open at all, isn't exactly about ethics these days. Even on a personal level: …