The commercial risks of poorly governed automation are now impossible for business leaders to ignore.

While the technological hype of AI is seemingly endless and ripe with possibilities, what this excitement hides is a darker side: The ethics and bias of AI, and the harmful outcomes as a result of ...

For centuries, systemic bias has shaped how Americans live, work and are governed. It influences who receives quality health care, which neighborhoods are over-policed and whose concerns make it into ...

Hospitals and health systems are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) to improve efficiency, support diagnosis, and manage growing data volumes. However, the shift from experimental tools to ...

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — After retreating from their workplace diversity, equity and inclusion programs, tech companies could now face a second reckoning over their DEI work in AI products. In the ...

A new study published in Education Sciences focuses on this growing disconnect. Titled "Designing Understandable and Fair AI for Learning: The PEARL Framework for Human-Centered Educational AI, the ...

"An AI system can be technically safe yet deeply untrustworthy. This distinction matters because satisfying benchmarks is necessary but insufficient for trust." ...

The scenario: You're preparing for a job interview. The stakes feel high. You want — you need — this job. So you do what millions of people now do: you ask an AI chatbot for advice on salary ...

At India AI Summit, BFSI leaders argued AI must become trust infrastructure—real-time fraud defence, explainable controls, and inclusion at scale without friction.