Browsing: technology ethics

This study examines individual perceptions of Consumer Health Technologies, including wearables and brain-activity monitoring devices, focusing on attitudes toward health data collection, privacy concerns, and ethical implications.

Microsoft responds to employee protests over its contract with Israel Ministry of Defense, stating reviews found no evidence its technology was used to harm civilians in Gaza

Microsoft confirms sale of advanced AI and cloud services to Israeli military during Gaza war, denies use to harm civilians

Geoffrey Hinton, known as the ‘godfather of AI,’ cautions that AI advancement is outpacing expert predictions and could lead to loss of human control.

The rise of emotional AI chatbots that simulate empathy and offer support is raising concerns about the potential risks to mental health and the erosion of human trust.

Meta is developing brain-to-text technology, raising concerns about brain privacy and the potential misuse of our thoughts. This article explores the technology and its implications.