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The Pope — yes, that Pope — has released a guidebook on AI ethics. As Gizmodo reports, His Holiness and the Vatican's Dicastery for Culture and Education have partnered with Santa Clara University's Markkula Center for Applied Ethics to form the Institute for Technology, Ethics, and Culture (ITEC), a body that, according to its website, […]

Two decades after leaving the industry, Brendan McGuire is helping it chart a fair future.

There are many valid concerns about AI and its potential to disrupt life as we know it. Now the Vatican has stepped in with ethical ideas related to the tech.

Surrey's ethics commissioner found Coun. Robb Stutt in a conflict of interested when he voted to keep the Surrey RCMP because one of his children was a officer at the detachment.

Surrey’s ethics commissioner found Coun. Robb Stutt in a conflict of interested when he voted to keep the Surrey RCMP because one of his children was a officer at the detachment.

Surrey’s ethics commissioner found Coun. Robb Stutt in a conflict of interested when he voted to keep the Surrey RCMP because one of his children was a officer at the detachment.

Revelation of payments by Center for American Liberty blur lines between Harmeet Dhillon’s non-profit work and political career

Ad reports on Christopher Luxon's meeting in Wanaka.

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