AI Ethics & Regulation

Digital Consent Fatigue: Are We Clicking 'Accept' Our Way Into a Surveillance Trap?

We're clicking "Accept" without thinking — but is that real consent? Here's how fatigue is feeding invisible surveillance.

Bias in Disguise: When AI Fairness Tools Mask the Problem Instead of Solving It

Fairness tools in AI are everywhere — but are they solving bias or just hiding it? Here's why optimization isn't always justice.

The Morality Market: Can You Buy an Ethical AI Off the Shelf?

AI companies now sell “ethics as a service.” But can real morality be packaged? Here's why plug-and-play fairness may not be enough.

The Consent Illusion in Public Spaces: How Ambient AI Systems Track You Without Asking

Ambient AI is tracking people in public spaces — without consent. Here's what that means for your privacy, rights, and the future of public life.

Algorithmic Forgiveness: Should AI Systems Have the Power to Forget (or Forgive) Past Data?

Should AI systems be able to forget — or forgive — outdated or harmful data? Here's what algorithmic unlearning means for fairness and second chances.

Synthetic Empathy: Should We Let AI Pretend to Care in Mental Health and Customer Service?

AI can now fake compassion — but should it? Here's what synthetic empathy means for mental health, customer service, and human trust.

Synthetic Bias: When Fixing AI Discrimination Creates New Forms of Exclusion

Bias fixes in AI can create new forms of exclusion. Here's how synthetic fairness can backfire — and what we must do instead.