Do People Really Want to Know Their Risk of Getting Alzheimer’s?
A recent study conducted in the United States has highlighted [...]
The World Now Has its First Ever Pandemic Treaty. Will it Makes a Difference?
A new pandemic treaty has been signed by all participating [...]
Embedded Ethics
Bioethicist Bryn Williams Jones examines his professional experiences working in [...]
Inside the First U.S. Medical School to Fully Incorporate AI into its Doctor Training Program
Full access to Open AI's ChatGPT Edu has been granted [...]
From Apps to Gadgets, ‘Second Life’ Considers How Tech is Changing Having a Baby
New York Times writer Amanda Hess discusses the impact of [...]
Building Ethical Foundations in Research: Adaptation of a Research Ethics Training Program for Adolescents
Adolescents generally are not provided with adequate ethical training to [...]
My Robot Therapist: The Ethics of AI Mental Health Chat-bots for Kids
Academics warn against the potential harms of AI chatbots being [...]
Bioethics of Dementia Care: Obligatory Beneficence and Difficult Hospital Discharges
Based on a recent article published in the New York [...]
Robotics in Africa is Trending Upwards and has a Bright Future
African countries have already embraced Artificial Intelligence (AI) and are [...]
Science Requires Ethical Oversight – Without Federal Dollars, Society’s Health and Safety are at Risk
With mass cuts to federal funding in science and medicine, [...]