I am taking a graduate policy seminar on Artificial Intelligence. Today’s topic is “AI – Ethical problems and Legal solutions.” My amazing professor, Dr James Rogers, has invited the Palantir Whistleblower, Mr. Juan Sebastian Pinto, and he is speaking to us about the evils of AI: “AI is bad for the environment, look at how […]
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Short answer, I don’t think so. Really it is a very complicated question that cannot simply be answered with a Yes or No. Take, for example, last Thursday, the Nigerian guardian newspaper published an article urging the government to focus on training more AI talent, implying that there are simply not enough AI technologists in
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[Shortened and Edited for Clarity] In the first months of President Trump’s second presidency, I have watched the administration repeatedly test the boundaries of the enumerated powers granted to the executive branch by the U.S. Constitution. While the public reaction to these actions often suggests that President Trump is setting unprecedented constitutional norms, a closer
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