Inside the Consciousness of Insects: A Journey into Neuroethics
Consciousness, emotions, pain: the lens of neuroethics reveals the complex psyches of bees and flies. A challenge with enormous implications.
Orwell Supermarket: shopping with facial recognition needs to be rethought
Facial recognition, cameras, padlocked trolleys: supermarkets will be digital fortresses. But at what cost to consumer rights?
Evolutionary intelligence: will technology be wiser than us?
This is how Evolutionary Intelligence could end up revolutionizing our future also through technology.
The Vatican launches an ethical guide to the use of artificial intelligence
The "Holy Alliance" you do not expect: the Vatican and Santa Clara University have developed a manual for navigating the world of AI without losing the ethical compass.
When AI drives suicide: the case that shakes the world of technology
AI "Eliza" may have encouraged a Belgian to commit suicide after six weeks of talking
Pandora will be "mining free": only synthetic diamonds. And it's not just marketing
A “smart” choice by the Danish brand splits the market: it focuses only on synthetic diamonds in the year of the greatest drop in production of diamonds extracted from mines, which in a (remote?) Future could end up like fur.
The artificial womb will save premature babies, but on the ethical level it is scary
Technological advances do not yet allow full gestation outside a uterus, but the artificial womb (with pros and cons) is getting closer and closer.
